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Wiggin and Dana's lawyers have current teaching assignments at all three of Connecticut's law schools: the University of Connecticut, Quinnipiac University and Yale University. We also have teaching assignments at Southern Connecticut State University, Department of Public Health, Franklin Pierce Law Center in Concord New Hampshire and the University of Connecticut School of Business Administration.
Dale Carlson is an Adjunct Professor at Quinnipiac University School of Law, where he has taught classes relating to intellectual property law since 2000. Currently Mr. Carlson teaches a course on "patents" during the fall semester, and one on "advanced patents" during the spring semester.
David Fein is a Visiting Lecturer In Law at Yale Law School. His class, Federal Criminal
Investigations, covers the law, strategy and ethics of federal criminal
investigations. The course features prominent guest speakers, including former
Deputy U.S. Attorney General Jim Comey, U.S. Attorney Kevin O'Connor, former
U.S. Attorneys Mary Jo White and Steve Robinson, former SEC enforcement director
Steve Cutler and NYC Police Commissioner Ray Kelly. Mr. Fein previously served
as an Adjunct Professor of Law at University of Connecticut School of Law, and
has guest lectured at N.Y.U. School of Law and Georgetown Law School.
Jonathan Freiman is a Senior Fellow and Visiting Lecturer at Yale Law School, where he co-teaches
a class with Dean Harold H. Koh on national security and civil liberties. The
course analyzes issues and appellate strategies in constitutional, statutory,
regulatory and international legal matters.
Mark Heaphy has been an Adjunct Professor at Quinnipiac University School of Law since 2000,
where he has taught computer law and the law of cyberspace. His course focuses
on the legal issues associated with software, computers and the internet,
including the protection and exploitation of intellectual property rights, the
regulation of e-commerce and the internet, and the privacy and security of
digital information in an increasingly interconnected world.
Terry Jones is an adjunct professor at Yale University, teaching an undergraduate seminar on the United States Supreme Court and the legal, political, social and economic implications of Supreme Court decisions.
Robert Langer has been an Adjunct Professor at the University of Connecticut School of
Business Administration, MBA Program since 1979. He currently team teaches a
required course called Business, Law and Ethics in Society. The two-part course
covers constitutional law, focusing upon the Bill of Rights and the 14th
Amendment, and antitrust law and related trade regulation topics. Mr. Langer has
also taught antitrust and trade regulation seminars at the School of Business
Administration.
Steven Malech is a lecturer at the University of
Connecticut School of Business Administration, MBA Program, Hartford, Connecticut. BLAW 300, titled
The Law of Consumer Protection, Advertising and Marketing. The course covered a variety of issues
affecting the business-to consumer-relationship, including without limitation, the substantiation/validity
of advertising claims and the use of door-to-door sales, e-mail, facsimiles, negative options, promotional
drawings/sweepstakes, rebates, and testimonials.
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