
Professor Doron Samuel-Siegel, L'01, teaches in the areas of legal writing and analysis and Restorative Justice. Prior to joining the faculty fulltime in 2013, she served the Law School as Adjunct Assistant Professor of Law. She was also a member of the Semester at Sea faculty at the University of Virginia's Institute for Shipboard Education where she taught courses on gender issues and the law. Prior to 2013, Samuel-Siegel practiced law at a general practice firm in Charlottesville, Va., specializing in civil litigation and real estate law, and later directed charitable food distribution programs at the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank in Verona, Va. She is active in the community, currently volunteering with the Albemarle Housing Improvement Program (AHIP) and having previously served as a member of the AHIP Board of Directors as well as founding member of the Mentorship Program Committee of the Charlottesville Albemarle Bar Association's Women Lawyers' Section.
Reckoning with Structural Racism: A Restorative Jurisprudence of Equal Protection, 23 Richmond Public Interest Law Review 137 (with Kenneth Anderson et al.) (2020).
Op-ed: Healing is not that simple (The Daily Progress)
Wed., Aug. 23, 2017