Stephanie Groff

Pioneering solutions for emerging issues in the intersection of law and economics, Stephanie Groff serves as an Adjunct Professor at the Antonin Scalia Law School, part of George Mason University in Arlington, VA. With a keen interest in legal theory, she brings a nuanced understanding of how economic principles can inform and transform legal frameworks. Her academic pursuits are deeply rooted in exploring the dynamic relationship between legal systems and economic structures, aiming to foster a more integrated approach to legal education and practice. At George Mason University, Stephanie Groff is an integral part of the faculty, contributing her expertise to both students and colleagues. Her role involves not only teaching but also engaging in research that challenges conventional legal paradigms. She is accessible to students and peers alike via email, facilitating an open and collaborative academic environment. Through her work, she continues to inspire a new generation of legal minds to think critically about the evolving challenges at the nexus of law and economics.