Ezra Ross

Professor of Lawyering Skills
Ezra Ross

Expertise:

Lawyering Skills; Legal Profession

Background:

Ezra is a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation. He helped develop the Federal Judicial Center's national legal writing program for federal judicial clerks, supervised dozens of trials through UCLA’s trial advocacy clinic, and worked with local public interest organizations to provide legal services to the Orange County homeless population.  He has written about the failure of law professors to embrace pro bono work, the causes of regulatory dysfunction, and the risks of empathic lawyering.

After graduating cum laude from Harvard Law School, Ezra served as a federal judicial clerk, practiced complex commercial litigation, and was named both a Super Lawyer-Rising Star and a Lawyer of Distinction.

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  • September 2025
    Presenter, “Justice and the Problem of Client Centeredness,” Western Regional Legal Writing Conference, UC Irvine School of Law
  • June 2025
    Amorality & the Hidden Curriculum.  Japanese Society of Sociology of Law, Regional Meeting, Tokyo, Japan