Andrew M. Sellars
Andrew M. Sellars is a professor at Boston University School of Law, specializing in technology law, intellectual property, and privacy law. He has been active in discussions surrounding legal implications of governmental actions and policies, particularly in the context of civil litigation. Sellars provided insights into the impact of a potential federal government shutdown on ongoing legal cases, including Harvard University's recent lawsuit victory against the Trump administration regarding federal funding.
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Legal experts, including Boston University School of Law professor Andrew M. Sellars, told The Harvard Crimson that shutdowns make it 'pretty difficult to even get the Department of Justice to answer their phone.'
Harvard's $2.7 billion win could be frozen by US shutdown: Here's why the timing matters
India· 2025-10-03
