Gilad Mills is a doctoral student at Harvard Law School. His research focuses on the intersection of private law and technology, aiming to develop legal tools for addressing harm in the digital space through litigation.
As a fellow at the BKC, Gilad will explore the potential roles of tort and contract law in regulating digital platforms, assessing their benefits and drawbacks compared to direct regulatory approaches. Prior to joining Harvard Law School, Gilad practiced law, focusing on class action litigation involving torts, contracts, consumer protection, and privacy. He also served as a law clerk at the Supreme Court of Israel, gained experience in arbitration, and worked as a cyber security analyst.
