Maggie Gardner

Professor Maggie Gardner is involved in groundbreaking research on the intricacies of international and comparative law, with a particular focus on civil procedure and the judicial decision-making processes of U.S. district court judges. As an Associate Professor of Law at Government Cornell University, she has dedicated her career to exploring the efficiency and coordination of international litigation, aiming to enhance the understanding and application of legal procedures across borders. Professor Gardner's scholarly contributions have significantly impacted the field, as evidenced by her role as the founding editor of the Transnational Litigation Blog. Her work delves into the complexities of how legal systems interact on a global scale, offering insights that are both innovative and practical. Her research has been widely recognized and published in several prominent journals, reflecting her commitment to advancing the discourse in international law. In addition to her research, Professor Gardner is deeply invested in teaching and mentoring the next generation of legal scholars and practitioners. Her courses often incorporate her research findings, providing students with a rich, informed perspective on the challenges and opportunities within international and comparative law. Her dedication to education is matched by her enthusiasm for fostering a collaborative learning environment. Professor Gardner's ongoing projects continue to push the boundaries of traditional legal scholarship, addressing pressing issues in judicial decision-making and procedural law from a U.S. perspective. Her work not only contributes to academic discourse but also informs practical legal strategies in an increasingly interconnected world. Through her research and teaching, she remains a pivotal figure in the field of international law, inspiring both her peers and students alike.