Assistant Professor of Law

B.A., J.D.

Email: nsnow@uark.edu
Phone: (479) 575-7959
 

Professor Ned Snow teaches property, law and Internet, and decedents' estates. As an undergraduate, he studied philosophy and economics at Brigham Young University, graduating summa cum laude. He earned his J.D. from Harvard Law School, where he was a member of the Journal on Legislation.

Following law school, Professor Snow clerked for Judge Edith Brown Clement on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. He then practiced law at Baker Botts LLP in its appellate and complex litigation sections, representing clients in matters of intellectual property, Internet trespass, international real estate, and insurance fraud.

Professor Snow's scholarship comprises law review articles in the areas of intellectual property and Internet law.

Publications

Copytraps, 84 Indiana Law Journal (forthcoming 2008)

A Copyright Conundrum: Protecting Email Privacy, 55 Kansas Law Review 501 (2007)

Accessing the Internet Through the Neighbor's Wireless Internet Connection: Physical Trespass in Virtual Reality, 84 Nebraska Law Review 1226 (2006)

The TiVo Question: Does Skipping Commercials Violate Copyright Law? 56 Syracuse Law Review 27 (2005)

The Constitutional Failing of the Anticybersquatting Act 41 Willamette Law Review 1 (2005)

News

Professor Researches E-mail Privacy Law
May 2, 2007