Lia M. Higgins is a litigation associate and personal contributor who writes about the intersection of professional life and motherhood.
She has published extensively on boredom interventions and the transition from high school for students with learning disabilities. Her research is also listed on ScienceDirect . Lia M. Crutchfield (Law & Environment)
She previously served as an Articles Editor for the Pace Law Review . Lia M. Higgins (Personal Narrative & Law) Her research is also listed on ScienceDirect
Dr. Lia M. Daniels is a professor at the specializing in educational psychology. Her work frequently focuses on student motivation, academic boredom, and the impact of technology in the classroom.
Her 2026 positional paper, featured on SciProfiles , discusses how explainable AI (XAI) can counter motivational risks like reduced cognitive effort in students. and regulatory counseling.
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She has co-authored several legal updates for the firm, including "Environmental Developments to Watch in New England" (October 2025) and a "2024 Litigation Look Ahead". featured on SciProfiles
An associate at , Lia M. Crutchfield focuses on environmental law, litigation, and regulatory counseling.