Catherine Gage O'Grady

Catherine O'Grady's research focuses on behavioral legal ethics, an area of study that draws on empirical research in cognitive and social psychology to explore the many subtle and often unconscious influences on ethical decision making. Her work usually includes a specific focus on the new attorney's unique professional perspective in making ethical decisions. In addition, she teaches Civil Procedure, Professional Responsibility, and a seminar on the United States Supreme Court.

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• A Behavioral Approach to Lawyer Mistake and Apology, 51 New Eng. L. Rev. 7 (2017).
• Behavioral Legal Ethics, Decision Making, and the New Attorney's Unique Perspective, 15 Nev. L.J. 671 (2015).
• Wrongful Obedience and the Professional Practice of Law, 19 J. Law, Bus. & Ethics 9 (2013).
• The Role of Speculation in Facial Challenges, 53 Ariz. L. Rev. 867 (2011).
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