Education
- JD, magna cum laude, University of Michigan Law School, 1980
- BS in Mathematics, cum laude, Ohio State University, 1975
Alan Palmiter has a national and international reputation as a teacher-scholar of corporate law, securities regulation, sustainable corporations, and legal valuation.
He is interested in "corporate sustainability" and "corporate democracy" -- through the lens of the transition from the Age of Reason to the emerging Age of Awareness. (See "Teaching Interests" for seminar syllabus; see "Research Interests" for the stories.)
He graduated from The Ohio State University (BS - math, 1975) and the University of Michigan (JD, 1980). He taught high school math in Medellín, Colombia (1976-77), and practiced law with Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton in Washington, DC … Read more »
Alan Palmiter has a national and international reputation as a teacher-scholar of corporate law, securities regulation, sustainable corporations, and legal valuation.
He is interested in "corporate sustainability" and "corporate democracy" -- through the lens of the transition from the Age of Reason to the emerging Age of Awareness. (See "Teaching Interests" for seminar syllabus; see "Research Interests" for the stories.)
He graduated from The Ohio State University (BS - math, 1975) and the University of Michigan (JD, 1980). He taught high school math in Medellín, Colombia (1976-77), and practiced law with Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton in Washington, DC (1980-86). He joined the Wake Forest law faculty in 1986.
He has also been a visiting law professor at Universidad de Los Andes (Bogotá, Colombia), the University of Michigan, the University of Padua (Italy), the University of Bergamo (Italy), Brooklyn Law School, and the University of Bologna (Italy).
He grew up in three foreign places. He was born in India, spent his childhood in Bolivia, and went to high school in Toledo, Ohio. He and his wife have two children.
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