Kamala Harris' Husband Doug Emhoff to Teach at Georgetown University Law Center

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«I've long wanted to teach and serve the next generation of young lawyers,» Emhoff said in a statement. «I couldn't be more excited to join the Georgetown community.» During his close to 30-year career, Emhoff has focused on litigating disputes with an emphasis on media, entertainment and intellectual property matters.

Since Harris joined the Democratic ticket in August, Emhoff has been on a leave of absence from the law firm DLA Piper, where he's a partner.

The campaign announced days after the election that Emhoff would sever all ties with DLA Piper before Inauguration Day. «I am delighted that Douglas Emhoff will be joining our faculty,» Georgetown Law Dean William M.

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