Rate My Professor Laura Rosenbury

Rosenbury's scholarship centers on feminist legal theory, family law, employment discrimination, property law, and the legal regulation of intimate and work relationships. Her influential publications appear in premier law reviews, including “Friends with Benefits?” in the Michigan Law Review (2007, 304 citations), “Between Home and School” in the University of Pennsylvania Law Review (2007), “Sex In and Out of Intimacy” co-authored with Jennifer Rothman in the Emory Law Journal (2010), “Working Relationships” in the Washington University Journal of Law & Policy (2011), and “Federal Visions of Private Family Support” in the Vanderbilt Law Review (2014). She co-authored the fourth edition of Feminist Jurisprudence: Cases and Materials (2011). Rosenbury has been recognized with the David M. Becker Professor of the Year Award (2006), the Best Paper in Family Law award at the Stanford/Yale Junior Faculty Forum (2006), election to the American Law Institute (2010), and a fellowship from the American Bar Foundation (2014). As a sought-after scholar, she held visiting professorships at Harvard Law School (2012-2013), Stanford Law School (2008), University of Chicago Law School (2009), UCLA School of Law (2010), and University of Illinois College of Law (2010). At Washington University, she chaired the Clerkship Committee, served on the Faculty Appointments Committee multiple times, and contributed to various interdisciplinary initiatives.