Elizabeth B. Prelogar, former U.S. Solicitor General, has taken on a temporary role at Harvard Law School. Known for her expertise in oral advocacy during major U.S. Supreme Court cases under the Biden administration, she will be teaching a class focused on the “changing paradigms” of the high court. This move reflects her ongoing commitment to shaping legal education and influencing future generations of lawyers. The class aims to provide insights into the evolving dynamics of the Supreme Court. For more details on Prelogar’s new role, read the original article on Law360.