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Barry Adler is the Lawrence King Professor of Law and Associate Dean for Information Systems Technology at New York University School of Law. His research primarily focuses on the application of corporate finance theory to issues related to corporate insolvency. He has made significant contributions to the understanding of bankruptcy law, asserting that it should be viewed as an integral part of contract, property, and tort law, rather than as a supplementary body of law applicable solely to financial failures. Adler has co-authored a leading casebook on bankruptcy law with Anthony Casey and Ed Morrison, contributing to the scholarly discourse in this field. His work includes examining fundamental principles of contract law, and he is currently developing a new book titled 'Deconstructing Contracts Remedies' in collaboration with Richard Brooks. Aadler teaches various courses, including bankruptcy, contracts, and torts, at NYU, leveraging his background as a clerk for Judge Frank Easterbrook and experience at prestigious law schools such as Columbia, UVA, and Yale.
New York University School of Law • New York, NY
Law Professor specializing in bankruptcy, contracts, and torts.
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