Terence McLaughlin

Professor Terence McLaughlin is an Adjunct Professor at the Department of Law at Pace University. With a distinguished career in legal practice and academia, he brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to his students. Professor McLaughlin earned his Bachelor of Arts from the College of William and Mary, followed by a Juris Doctor from Fordham University School of Law. With over two decades of experience in commercial litigation, Professor McLaughlin has honed his expertise in the legal field. He has served as a Partner in the Business Litigation Department at prestigious law firms such as Morrison Cohen LLP and Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP. His extensive background in litigation provides a practical perspective to his teaching, enriching the learning experience for his students. Currently, Professor McLaughlin holds the position of Associate General Counsel at Canary Medical, a pioneering company in the medical device and medical data sector. His role involves navigating the complex legal landscape of the healthcare industry, further broadening his professional insights. At Pace Law School, Professor McLaughlin is responsible for teaching "Pretrial Civil Litigation Simulation," a course designed to equip students with practical skills in civil litigation processes. His commitment to education is evident in his interactive teaching style, which emphasizes real-world application of legal principles. Professor McLaughlin's dedication to both his legal practice and teaching underscores his passion for the law and his desire to mentor the next generation of legal professionals. His contributions to the legal community and academia are highly valued, making him a respected figure at Pace Law School.