Notes on contributors

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NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS

Justin Bell began his career as a nancial consultant serving client needs

involving security investments and estate planning within the states of Georgia,

Tennessee, and Alabama. ereafter, he transitioned into building high-end

residential homes and began a construction company in East Tennessee. With

the assistance of close friends and family, he was aorded an opportunity to apply

his skill-set in business to the construction industry. Even in a trying market,

his business prospered and this success provided him the ability to pursue an

education in the legal eld. In May of 2014, he obtained a degree of Doctor of

Jurisprudence and intends to serve the citizens of Tennessee and practice in the

elds of construction and criminal law.

Alex Bernick is the Editor-in-Chief of the E I L R

for 2013-2014 and a 2014 J.D. candidate at Emory University School of Law.

He has worked for the Supreme Court of Georgia in Atlanta, the United States

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, and the Pike Law Firm in

Decatur, Georgia. Before law school, Alex received a Master’s Degree in Art

History from Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas (2011) and his

Bachelor’s Degree in Art and Archaeology from Princeton University (2009).

F. E. Guerra-Pujol is a law professor, a member of the American Association

for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), and a father of four. His work has

been published in legal journals across the United States, Europe, Australia,

India, and the Caribbean. When he is not researching the formal properties of

conict and cooperation, Professor Guerra-Pujol devotes his time to his family

and to the study of probability, technology, and the legal process. He also blogs

regularly at priorprobability.com.

Samuel T. Kilb is a third-year law student at Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law,

where he serves as Acquisitions Editor of the C A  E

L J. He has focused his studies on intellectual property, sports, and

media law. He received his bachelor’s degree in journalism from Stony Brook

University in 2012.

Min Kyung Lee is a Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar and candidate for Juris Doctor at

Columbia Law School in 2014. She is currently serving as a research assistant for

the Center for Korean Legal Studies and president for a student group, Society

for Korean Legal Studies, at Columbia. She is expected to receive Parker School

Recognition of Achievement in International and Comparative Law upon her

receipt of the Juris Doctor degree.

Matthew Kenichi Toyama earned his J.D. from Santa Clara University, School

of Law in 2014, as a Public International Law Scholar with Honors. He studied