Faculty

Arthur D. Wolf
Director, Institute for Legislative & Governmental Affairs | Professor of Law
Courses Taught: Administrative Law, Antitrust Law, Civil Procedure, Federal Courts & Jurisdiction, Immigration Law, Remedies: Injunctions
Professor Wolf, who clerked for New Jersey Superior Court Judge Theodore I. Botter, served as a Trial and Appellate Attorney in the Civil Rights Division of the United States Department of Justice. A former national staff member for the McGovern presidential campaign and Study Supervisor at the Vera Institute of Justice, he also spent five years as Special Counsel to Representative Robert F. Drinan, United States Congress, and as a consultant to the National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing, Inc. Professor Wolf began teaching here in 1978. He has taught 14 different courses in our curriculum.
Among his writings are a three-volume treatise, Court Awarded Attorney Fees (published in 1983 with current updates), which he coauthored, and articles on supplemental jurisdiction in the federal courts. Professor Wolf has a special interest in federal courts, legislation, and immigration law.
As Director of the Law School's Institute for Legislative and Governmental Affairs, he has brought to campus naturalization ceremonies for new citizens, candidate debates for elective office, hearings of State legislative committees, and commemorative events to celebrate Citizenship Day and Constitution Day, among other noteworthy programs. In Spring 2017, the Institute sponsored a semester-long series of public lectures entitled, "President Trump: The First 100 Days."
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PUBLICATIONS
Journal Articles
Arthur D. Wolf, Preliminary Injunction Standards in Massachusetts State and Federal Courts, 35 W. NEW ENG. L. REV. 1 (2013). SSRN Digital Commons Cited by
Arthur D. Wolf, Military Order Brings Mixed Feelings, W. MASS. L. TRIB., July 2002, at 7.
ARTHUR D. WOLF, COURT AWARDED ATTORNEY FEES (annual supps., 1998-2002) (3 volumes). Cited by
Arthur D. Wolf, Comment on the Supplemental-Jurisdiction Statute: 28 U.S.C. 1367, 74 IND. L.J. 223 (1998). SSRN Digital Commons Cited by
ARTHUR D. WOLF, FUNDING FEDERAL CIVIL RIGHTS ENFORCEMENT: A REPORT OF THE UNITED STATES COMMISSION ON CIVIL RIGHTS (1995).
Arthur D. Wolf, Codification of Supplemental Jurisdiction: Anatomy of a Legislative Proposal, 14 W. NEW. ENG. L. REV. 1 (1992). SSRN Digital Commons Cited by
Arthur D. Wolf, Consolidating the Preliminary Injunction Hearing and Trial: Changing the Rules in the Middle of the Game, 11 W. NEW. ENG. L. REV. 209 (1989). SSRN Digital Commons Cited by
Arthur D. Wolf, Towards a Uniform Law of Attorney's Fees, 8 ATT'YS FEE AWARDS REP. 1 (1985).
Arthur D. Wolf, Preliminary Injunctions: The Varying Standards, 7 W. NEW. ENG. L. REV. 173 (1984). SSRN Digital Commons Cited by