Molly Brady
@mollyxbrady
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Professor @Harvard_Law writing on property institutions, land use, private law, and eminent domain. Section 3 overlord. Always half-joking. (AKA Maureen.)
Cambridge, MA
Joined July 2014
RT @ShortCircuit_IJ: It's the latest episode of #BoundByOath! We look at SWAT tactics & ask: who pays the tab when the government damages o…
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RT @Harvard_Law: On the occasion of her appointment as Louis D. Brandeis Professor of Law, @MollyXBrady was joined by family, colleagues, a…
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Early reviews are glowing, trust me that you don't want to miss out
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9 years ago today, I did my last AALS first-round interview, and my then-roommate captured this accurate memorialization of the time
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Ok guys I found it @ProfessorGriggs @MollyRose_Good
I think I just saw an attack ad for a Registrar of Deeds, and I have never been so amped
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@OrinKerr @Harvard_Law There’s always reunions, which I am definitely never dragooned into presenting during!
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@MollyRose_Good It appeared on YouTube but I can’t find it! Was this made by a foreign adversary and containing a computer virus
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Land use nerds gonna land use nerd in their free time. Excited to be on this panel tonight!
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@jdmortenson @OrinKerr @nicholas_bagley Finally, admin’s eye of Sauron turns to deed restrictions and party wall covenants
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Heartbroken. To paraphrase a friend: it is all too unusual for such an intellectual giant to be so encouraging and kind. When I was leaving UVA, he took me out to lunch to try to help me succeed at Harvard with whatever he could share from his time at KSG. A huge loss.
Fred Schauer Has Passed, It is with a heavy heart that I report that Fred Schauer passed yesterday, Sunday, the first of September, 2024. I have known Fred for almost forty years. At the very beginning of my academic career, Fred provided comments on my very first law review--an act of great kindness and intellectual generosity. One of my most important scholarly projects, the development of virtue jurisprudence, originated with a paper I wrote that responded to a paper of Fred's. Throughout my career, I have consulted Fred's work again and again on multitudinous topics. He is one of the greats, a scholarly giant and a wonderful human being. He is irreplaceable and his loss is a heavy blow that will be felt far beyond the University of Virginia.
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