Dr. Norman Bishara

Biography

Norman Bishara is a professor specializing in Business Law and Ethics at Michigan Ross. With a focus on human capital law policy, employee noncompete agreements, and corporate governance, he provides insights into pressing challenges in the business world. His innovative research addresses corruption control and international legal reform, particularly in the context of the Middle East. Bishara's recent work highlights the evolving relationship between employees and corporations and the implications of noncompete agreements on labor mobility in the United States. He has taught at institutions such as Michigan State University College of Law and served in various roles, including a visiting scholar at renowned universities. He has also made significant contributions to the academic community as a past president of the Employment Law Section of the Academy of Legal Studies in Business and as a staff editor for the American Business Law Journal. His publications span various prestigious journals, addressing topics that intersect business ethics with human rights and corruption. Through his endeavors, Bishara helps build a more ethical business environment that fosters transparency and responsibility.

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