Louis Brandeis

Louis Brandeis was an influential American lawyer and Supreme Court justice known for his advocacy of individual rights, privacy, and social justice. Serving on the Supreme Court from 1916 to 1939, he championed progressive reforms and emphasized the importance of balancing government power with personal freedoms. Brandeis was also a pioneer in using scientific research and data to support legal arguments, helping shape modern legal thinking. His work significantly impacted American legal principles, especially around privacy and fair treatment under the law.