David Freeman Engstrom
Associate Professor of Law

Publications & Cases

Recent Publications

David Freeman Engstrom, Private Enforcement’s Pathways: Lessons from Qui Tam Litigation (working paper).
David Freeman Engstrom, Agencies as Litigation Gatekeepers, 123 Yale Law Journal __ (forthcoming 2013).
David Freeman Engstrom, The Twiqbal Puzzle and Empirical Study of Civil Procedure, 65 Stanford Law Review __ (forthcoming 2013).
David Freeman Engstrom, Public Regulation of Private Enforcement: Empirical Analysis of DOJ Oversight of Qui Tam Litigation Under the False Claims Act, 107 Northwestern University Law Review __ (forthcoming 2013).
David Freeman Engstrom, Corralling Capture, 36 Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy 31 (2013).
David Freeman Engstrom, Harnessing the Private Attorney General: Evidence from Qui Tam Litigation, 112 Columbia Law Review 1244 (2012).
David Freeman Engstrom, Civil Rights Rollback: The Significance of Walmart vs. Dukes, Boston Review online, June 23, 2011.
David Freeman Engstrom, The Lost Origins of American Fair Employment Law: Regulatory Choice and the Making of Modern Civil Rights, 1943-1972, 63 Stanford Law Review 1071 (2011).
David Freeman Engstrom, Why Health Care Ruling Not a Game-Ender, CNN Opinion, February 2, 2011.
David Freeman Engstrom, The Taft Proposal of 1946 and the (Non-) Making of American Fair Employment Law, 9 Green Bag 181 (Winter 2006).
David Freeman Engstrom, Drawing Lines Between Chevron and Pennhurst: A Functional Analysis of the Spending Power, Federalism, and the Administrative State, 82 Texas Law Review 1197 (2004).
Mark H. Greenberg, Jodie Levin-Epstein, Rutledge Q. Hutson, Theodora J. Ooms, Rachel Schumacher, Vicki Turetsky and David M. Engstrom, The 1996 Welfare Law: Key Elements and Reauthorization Issues Affecting Children, 12 Future of Children 27 (Winter/Spring 2002).
David M. Engstrom, Civil Rights Paradox? Lawyers and Educational Equity, 10 Journal of Law & Policy 387 (2002).
David M. Engstrom, Post-Brown Politics, Whole-School Reform, and the Case of Norfolk, Virginia, 12 Stanford Law & Policy Review 163 (2001).

dfengstrom@law.stanford.edu

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Curriculum Vitae

Education:

AB Dartmouth College 1993
MSc (Economic and Social History) Oxford University 1996
JD Stanford Law School 2002
PhD (Political Science) Yale University 2005

Expertise:

Administrative Law
Civil Procedure and Litigation
Constitutional Law
Education Law
Employment Discrimination
Public Policy and Empirical Studies