Julia Tasse Stuebing

Julia Tasse Stuebing is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the University of Michigan Law School, where she teaches Legal Practice courses, including Legal Practice: Fundamentals of Legal Writing and Analysis and Research and Analysis in American Law. She is also an attorney at Dinsmore & Shohl LLP in Ann Arbor, focusing on insurance law, bad faith litigation, and employment advice.

• Education

Her academic background includes:

• Colby College, BA (summa cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa)
• University of Michigan, JD (Dow Sustainability Fellow, Michigan Journal of International Law)

Stuebing’s professional expertise spans litigation, insurance coverage disputes, and legal education. She has clerked for a Denver District Court judge, worked in private practice, and mediated civil cases through the Dispute Resolution Center. Her pro bono work includes supporting the Transgender Legal Defense and Education Fund’s Name Change project.

Stuebing’s community involvement includes coaching a high school mock trial team and completing State Court Administrative Office-approved mediator training in 2012. She also brings international experience as a US Fulbright Fellow in Haifa, Israel (2010–2011).

Key Awards and Honors

• Phi Beta Kappa (Colby College)
• US Fulbright Fellow (Haifa, Israel)
• Dow Sustainability Fellow (University of Michigan Law School)