Sharon Rush, Irving Cypen Professor of Law
Rush joined the faculty at UF Law in 1986 and includes among her areas of expertise constitutional law and federal courts.
Cell: 352-256-2466
rush@law.ufl.edu

Steven Willis, Professor of Law
Willis has written an amicus brief on the health care issue for the Supreme Court and has either written or signed a brief for each Florida Circuit. He has also published three law review articles on the case. (Willis will be available after noon on June 28.)
Office: 352-273-0680
willis@law.ufl.edu

Michael Allan Wolf, Richard E. Nelson Chair in Local Government Law
Wolf specializes in issues dealing with constitutional law, legal and constitutional history and the Supreme Court. His book, “The Supreme Court and the Environment: The Reluctant Protector,” was published earlier this year.
Office: 352-273-0934
Cell: 352-359-2497
wolfm@law.ufl.edu

R. Paul Duncan, director for UF Center for Medicaid and the Uninsured
Duncan is professor and chair of the department of health services research, management and policy in the College of Public Health and Health Professions. He can provide answers about how the health care system works and potential next steps after the Supreme Court decision,
352-273-6073
pduncan@phhp.ufl.edu

Allyson Hall, research director for UF Center for Medicaid and the Uninsured
Hall is also an associate professor in the department of health services research, management and policy in the College of Public Health and Health Professions.
She can provide answers about how the health care system works and potential next steps after the Supreme Court decision.
352-273-5129
hallag@phhp.ufl.edu

The supporters of SOPA and PIPA claim the acts will help to greatly reduce the amount of piracy on the Internet by essentially blocking access in the U.S. to foreign sites that are deemed to be infringing on the intellectual property of a copyright holder.

However, those in opposition of the acts believe SOPA and PIPA would lead to Internet censorship and could dramatically change the Internet as we know it.

Contact: Elizabeth Rowe
Office: 352-273-0927
Email: rowe@law.ufl.edu

Rowe is the director of the Program in Intellectual Property Law at UF Law. She joined the college in 2005 and she specializes in intellectual property disputes, patent litigation, trade secret litigation and trademark litigation.

Contact: Paul Gugliuzza
Office: 352-273-0913
Email: prgugliuzza@law.ufl.edu

Gugliuzza is a visiting assistant professor who specializes in intellectual property issues. He comes to UF Law from Jones Day in Washington, D.C., where he was a member of the firms Issues and Appeals practice group.

Lyrissa Lidsky
Office: 352-273-0941
Email: lidsky@law.ufl.edu

Stephen C. O’Connell Chair Lyrissa Lidsky joined the UF Law faculty in 1994. Her areas of expertise include constitutional law, Internet speech and media law. She is the author of three casebooks on the topics of torts, mass media law and First Amendment law.

William Hamilton
Cell: 813-476-9557
Email: william.hamilton@quarles.com

Hamilton is a UF Law alum and adjunct professor at UF Law who specializes in electronic discovery and is board-certified in intellectual property and business litigation by The Florida Bar. He is a partner at Quarles & Brady LLP.