Dr. Bridget Crawford

Biography

Bridget Crawford is an Adjunct Professor of Law at New York University School of Law. She teaches courses focused on tax policy, particularly scrutinizing the implications of tax laws across various demographics and social identities. Her academic contributions include in-depth exploration of the structures, goals, and implementations of the federal tax system, encouraging students to engage with the subject through multiple critical lenses. In her seminars, she emphasizes the importance of discussing tax policy from outsider perspectives, particularly concerning gender, race, and socioeconomic class. Crawford's teaching integrates rigorous academic inquiry with practical applications in estate planning and trust law, focusing on critical issues such as the drafting of wills, understanding fiduciary duties, and navigating the complexities of estate taxation. She aims to foster a classroom environment where discussion and participation play an integral role in achieving learning outcomes. Through her work, Crawford contributes to a greater understanding of the intersections between tax law and social inequality, aiming to create pathways towards justice within the field of public policy.

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