
Da Lin is an Assistant Professor of Law at the University of Richmond, where she teaches and writes about corporate governance, securities regulation, and financial regulation. Before coming to Richmond, Professor Lin taught as a Climenko Fellow and Lecturer on Law at Harvard Law School, where she was a recipient of the HLS Student Government Teaching and Advising Award and the Women’s Law Association’s “Shatter the Ceiling” Award for Excellence in Mentorship.
Professor Lin received her A.B. and S.M. in applied mathematics from Harvard University and her J.D. from Harvard Law School. After graduation, she clerked for Judge R. Lanier Anderson III on the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals and practiced at King & Spalding LLP. Before law school, she worked as a research analyst with the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
Beyond Beholden, 44 The Journal of Corporation Law 515 (2019).
Bank Recapitalizations: A Comparative Perspective, 50 Harvard Journal on Legislation 513 (2013).
Corporate Law Can No Longer Ignore Shareholder Heterogeneity, Jotwell | The Journal of Things We Like (Lots) (May 2020).
Janus and Public Pension Funds, Harvard Law Review Blog (September 2018).
Missing Data and Anti-Discrimination Laws, Harvard Law Review Blog (April 2018).
States Must Act To Cut Auto Insurance Rates During COVID-19 Law360 (with Daniel Schwarcz) (May 2020).
Ames’ Auto Insurance Regulations — Racial Disparities in Insurance Premiums CSP-033 Harvard Law School Case (2017).
Virginia Governor Northam Announces Administration Appointments (STL News)
Wed., Sep. 30, 2020
States Must Act to Cut Auto Insurance Rates During COVID-19 (Law 360)
Fri., May. 8, 2020