

C. Ronald Ellington
C. Ronald Ellington is a distinguished figure in the field of legal education, holding the esteemed position of A. Gus Cleveland Distinguished Chair of Legal Ethics and Professionalism at the University of Georgia School of Law. He is also recognized as a Josiah Meigs Distinguished Teaching Professor Emeritus, reflecting his long-standing commitment to excellence in teaching and scholarship. Ellington's academic journey began with an undergraduate degree from Emory University, followed by a law degree from the University of Virginia, and culminating in a Master of Laws from Harvard University. With a profound expertise in civil procedure, Georgia practice and procedure, complex litigation, and the law and ethics of lawyering, Ellington has made significant contributions to the legal field. His scholarly work and teaching have been acknowledged through numerous accolades, including the Faculty Book Award for Excellence in Teaching and the Professional Responsibility Award, underscoring his dedication to nurturing the next generation of legal professionals. Beyond his academic endeavors, Ellington is deeply engaged with the legal community. He serves as a reporter and consultant for the State Bar of Georgia Committee on Standards of the Profession, where he plays a pivotal role in shaping the ethical standards and practices within the legal profession. His involvement in this capacity highlights his commitment to upholding the integrity and professionalism of the legal field. Throughout his career, Ellington has been a passionate advocate for the integration of ethical considerations into legal practice. His work emphasizes the importance of understanding the ethical dimensions of lawyering, ensuring that future lawyers are equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the complex moral landscape of the legal profession. Ellington's contributions extend beyond the classroom and into the broader legal community, where he is regarded as a thought leader and mentor. His influence is felt not only through his scholarly work but also through his active participation in initiatives aimed at enhancing the ethical standards of the legal profession. As a respected educator and legal scholar, C. Ronald Ellington continues to inspire and guide students, colleagues, and legal practitioners alike. His legacy is one of dedication to the principles of legal ethics and professionalism, making a lasting impact on the field of law.
Publications
, 71-91, 1991-10-01
, 3439-3448, 1999-12-01
, 129-136, 1980-04-01
, 436-455, 2003-01-01
, 293-304, 1985-03-01
, 171-210, 1991-01-01
, 43-57, 2015-05-08
, 133-148, 2013-04-01
, 67-90, 2011-01-01
, 127-140, 2018-06-18