Sara Bensley
Legal Research Professor
Scholarly Communications and Faculty Services Specialist
Sara Bensley is the Scholarly Communications and Faculty Services Specialist and a Legal Research Professor at the Legal Information Center at the University of Florida Levin College of Law. Sara earned her BA from Georgetown University, her JD from Cornell Law School, and her MLIS from the University of Washington. After earning her JD, Sara clerked for the Honorable Richard J. Cardamone on the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. Before joining UF, Sara worked as an antitrust attorney in private practice. In addition to her library duties, Sara teaches First Year Legal Research.
Education
MLIS (Law Librarianship), University of WashingtonJ.D.,
Cornell Law SchoolB.A.,
Georgetown University
Expertise
Legal Research, Legal Technology
Courses
- Advanced Legal Research (Corporate & Securities)
- Legal Research
Teaching & Scholarship
First Year Legal Research
Publications
Sara Bensley, Data Cartels: The Companies that Control and Monopolize Our Information by Sarah Lamdan, 115 L. Libr. J. 317 (2023) (book review).
Measuring the Antitrust Revolution, 65 Antitrust Bull. 499 (2020) (with D. Daniel Sokol & Maia Crook).
Ghost Guns, 47 Documents to the People 15 (2019) (with Traci Emerson).
Next 4 Years: Same Antitrust Approach, New Agency Leaders, in LAW 360 (November 2012) (with Sharis A. Pozen).