Richard Craswell

Dr. Richard Craswell specializes in civil rights, consumer protection laws, property rights, commercial law, and antitrust. As an emeritus professor at Stanford Law School, he has made significant contributions to the field of law through his extensive research and teaching. Before his tenure at Stanford, Dr. Craswell served as a professor at both the University of Chicago and the University of Southern California, where he also held the position of associate dean. Dr. Craswell's career is marked by his time as an attorney at the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, where he honed his expertise in consumer protection and antitrust laws. His work at the FTC laid the foundation for his later academic pursuits, allowing him to bring a practical perspective to his teaching and research. Throughout his distinguished career, Dr. Craswell has been recognized for his contributions to the legal field. He has served on the Board of Editors for four different organizations, reflecting his influence and leadership in legal scholarship. His colleagues have honored him with a festschrift symposium, a testament to the impact of his original research and insights on the academic community. Dr. Craswell has authored numerous articles that have been widely cited and respected in the legal field. His work continues to inspire new generations of legal scholars and practitioners, and his legacy is celebrated through the ongoing research and discussions that his insights have sparked. His dedication to the advancement of legal knowledge and his commitment to education have left an indelible mark on the institutions he has been a part of.