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Zachary Clopton is a Professor of Law at Northwestern University's Pritzker School of Law. His research interests encompass various aspects of civil procedure and complex litigation, emphasizing international litigation and national security law. He focuses on critical areas like civil rights and arbitration, contributing to significant legal discussions and practices. His teaching involves complex legal frameworks, particularly in the context of civil litigation and the U.S. Courts System, providing students with insights into the intersection of law and urgent contemporary issues such as climate change. Clopton's experience as an Assistant United States Attorney enriches his practical understanding of the legal system, enhancing his scholarly work and engagement with students. He continues to be an active voice in legal education, advocating for a rigorous understanding of civil law while addressing pressing global challenges through the lens of law and justice.
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