Professor of Law
Professor of Law
richard.murphy @wmitchell.edu
Phone: (651) 290-6454
Fax: (651) 290-6406
Office: Rm 311
Teaches:
“At William Mitchell, we have students just out of college, as well as students in mid-career. This combination allows for lively class discussion. It's a pleasure to learn from students who have encountered legal issues already in their professional lives. I hope to do my small part to guide students as they tackle the difficult problem of learning the procedural landscape of the law.”
B.A., 1987, Carleton College
M.F.A.,
1990, DePaul University
J.D., 1995, University of Minnesota Law School
William Mitchell College of Law: associate professor of law, 2000-2005; professor of law, 2005-.
Visiting professor of law, Seton Hall University School of Law, 2005-2006.
Visiting associate professor, University of Idaho College of Law, fall 1999.
Visiting assistant city attorney, Minneapolis, spring 1998.
Associate, Dorsey & Whitney, Minneapolis, 1996-2000.
Clerk, Hon. Stephen S. Trott, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, Boise, Idaho, 1995-96.
Admitted: Minnesota.
Professor Murphy's interests include administrative law, remedies, federal courts, civil procedure, and antitrust. His research combines interests in administrative law and the jury system.
