Project: "A study of the economic lessons to be learned from the revival of factories in the United States."

Bio:

His published fellowship work appeared in Empire State Report magazine and the Watertown Daily Times. Before his fellowship, Chad was a staff writer for the Watertown Daily Times. For three years after the fellowship, he covered international trade and the health care industry for the Bureau of National Affairs Inc. (BNA). Chad earned his law degree from Georgetown University in May 2003 and is now a partner at the media law firm of Levine, Sullivan, Koch & Schulz, LLP, in Washington, D.C., representing news and entertainment media in defamation, privacy, newsgathering, access, copyright, trademark, marketing and related First Amendment matters. He is a member of the ABA Forum on Communications Law, co-author of the "Survey of Maryland Privacy and Related Claims Against the Media" section of the Media Law Resource Center's annual Media Privacy Related LawSurvey, and his recent articles include "Litigating Facsimile Advertising" in the ABA Communications Lawyer (November 2008) and "Lee v DOJ: Journalists Seek High Court Review on Scope of Reporter's Privilege in Federal Civil Cases," in the ABA Tort, Trial & Insurance Practice Committee News (Winter 2006). He earned a bachelor's degree from Alfred University.