Professor Afilalo teaches courses in International Trade Law, International Business Transactions, and Contracts. His scholarly
interests include the treatment of intellectual property in free trade
areas, the law governing the elimination of nontariff barriers to
trade, the European Union's system of judicial remedies, and the
international rules for the protection of cross-border investment.
Professor Afilalo holds a J.D. magna cum laude from Boston University
School of Law and an LL.M.from Harvard Law School (where he concentrated
in international law). He served as a law clerk to Chief Justice Paul
J. Liacos of the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts. He practiced
law for several years in New York City, focusing on cross-border
commercial and financial transactions between Europe and the United
States and on intellectual property matters. While practicing law, he
taught courses in international trade and intellectual property as an
adjunct professor at Suffolk Law School in Boston, and he served as a
legal writing instructor for graduate students at Harvard Law School.
Before joining the Rutgers Law School in Camden faculty, he served for one year as
the Croft Assistant Professor of Law and International Studies at the
University of Mississippi School of Law, where he taught courses in
European Union law, public and private international law, and banking
law.
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