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My research explores the intersection of law and game theory, with a focus on developing mathematically sound ways to make legal decision-making more accurate, consistent, and fair. Toward that end, I have devised a new form of arbitration and designed a new committee selection method in order to produce outcomes that better reflect what the median or average qualified decision-maker would award.
A New Form of Arbitration
Running it Twice (or Thrice): Double-Header and Triple-Header Baseball Arbitration [SSRN] [Finalist, 2020 MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference Research Paper Competition] [Video]
A New Committee Selection Method
Randomly Selected Representative Committees (with Josep E. Peris & Begoña Subiza) (working paper) [SSRN]
Divide and Conquer: How the Democrats Can Maintain Control of the Ninth Circuit, Harvard Law & Policy Review Blog (Sept. 25, 2019) [SSRN]
The Rank-Order Method for Appellate Subset Selection, 93 Notre Dame L. Rev. Online 17 (2017) [SSRN] [Video]
Ending the Reign of Slot Machine Justice,57 N.Y.U. Ann. Surv. Am. L. 291 (2000) [SSRN] [Winner, 2001 NYU Annual Survey of American Law “Student Note of the Year” award]