Francis M. Allegra

Francis M. Allegra
Title(s)	Judge, U.S. Court of Federal Claims, Adjunct Professor of Law
Law school	Georgetown University Law Center
Subject(s)	Litigation with the Federal Government Effective Use of Courtroom Technology Constitutional Law Seminar: Suing the Sovereign
Alma Mater	Cleveland-Marshall
Outline(s)	Georgetown Allegra Constitutional Law Seminar: Suing the Sovereign, Georgetown Allegra Effective Use of Courtroom Technology, Georgetown Allegra Litigation with the Federal Government
Website	www.law.georgetown.edu/faculty/allegra-francis-m.cfm
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Francis M. Allegra is a law professor at Georgetown University Law Center. Subjects taught by Francis M. Allegra include Litigation with the Federal Government, Effective Use of Courtroom Technology, and Constitutional Law Seminar: Suing the Sovereign.

Francis M. Allegra graduated from Cleveland-Marshall.

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