For more than two decades, Mitchell Professor Daniel Kleinberger has been a fixture in state and national legislative drafting projects, writing the statutes that govern limited liability companies (LLCs), limited partnership (LPs) and limited liability partnerships (LLPs).

As director and founder of Mitchell’s Center for Elder Justice and Policy, Professor Kimberley Dayton works daily to bring resources and legal expertise to seniors and their families. However, she never loses sight of her main priority: providing students with real-world policymaking experience.

When Mitchell Professor Ted Sampsell-Jones teaches Evidence, he has his students evaluate the prosecution’s evidence from the Barry Bonds case. In his Sentencing class, his students write a memo from the perspective of a Minnesota public defender. It’s real-world work that Sampsell-Jones knows personally.