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Kevin McElroy is a Professor of Legal Writing at the Maurice A. Deane School of Law, Hofstra University, where he has taught since 2006. He instructs students in Legal Analysis, Writing, and Research, as well as specialized courses in civil procedure, litigation skills, and appellate advocacy. He also serves as Faculty Advisor for the Irish Law Society and represents the law school in the Hofstra University Senate.
His research and professional engagement focus on civil procedure, toxic torts, employment law, and legal writing. He has published in prominent legal periodicals including The National Law Journal, New York Law Journal, and Fordham Environmental Law Reporter. His scholarly work addresses key issues such as expert testimony under Daubert, statute of limitations in latent injury cases, and the preemption effects of FIFRA in toxic tort litigation.
The recent articles reflect a consistent focus on litigation strategy, evidence standards, and regulatory law, particularly in environmental and employment contexts. His writings blend doctrinal analysis with practical insights for attorneys.
Scientific and Professional Awards:
- Teacher of the Year, Hofstra Law School (2015)
- Teacher of the Year, Hofstra Law School (2020)
Kevin McElroy has provided significant service to the legal profession, including pro bono work as a court-appointed arbitrator in attorney-client fee disputes, consultation with the New York State Board of Law Examiners, and lecturing on bar exam preparation. He has also judged moot court competitions and spoken at events hosted by the Defense Research Institute and the New York State Bar Association. While no formal grants are listed, his ongoing contributions to legal education and practice demonstrate sustained professional engagement.
He is actively involved in academic governance and professional development initiatives at Hofstra Law, contributing to curriculum and policy discussions through his role in the University Senate.
