Previously law faculty, University of Chicago Law School, taught Law and Economics, Patents and Trade Secrets, Computer Law, and Price Theory; professor, undergraduate and graduate levels, taught economics, business, and law, Cornell, Tulane, UCLA, University of Pennsylvania, Columbia University, and University of Chicago

Economic analysis of the law, as well as computers, crime and privacy

He has many awards to his credit, including the National Science Foundation, Fellowship at the University of Chicago, and the Earhard Foundation Post-Doctoral Fellowship at the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Public and Urban Policy; named the John M. Olin Faculty Fellow, University of Chicago Law School from 1986 to 1993 and again from 1994 to 1995.

Spring 2008 Course Materials

Analytical Methods for Lawyers

Legal Systems Very Different From Ours