Foreclosures' Impact
Prof. Patricia McCoy tells Insider about wealth formation and how opening the credit box could improve the U.S. housing market.
Faculty & Research
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From BC Law Magazine
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Eyeing Retirement Plan Fees
Professor Natalya Shnitser’s research delves into professional employer organizations with expanding access to workplace retirement plans [for small businesses]. Shnitser worries that some PEOs are taking advantage of inadequate government oversight in an area where the law hasn’t caught up with reality.
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The Ever Evolving World of Tax
Interim BC Law Dean Diane M. Ring and Professor Emeritus Hugh J. Ault share their expertise on the rise of the sharing economy and its implications for US tax law, as well as IRS policies and declining resources.
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'Female Genius'
Founders Professor Mary Sarah Bilder was awarded the inaugural Faculty Prize for Scholarship, which recognizes Bilder's contributions to female history and the scholarly excellence of her book on Eliza Harriot.
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The Protector
Professor Dean Hashimoto is a law professor, public health scientist, and practicing physician. With the publication of his new book, The Case for Masks: Science-based Advice for Living During the Coronavirus Pandemic, he provides guidance in pandemic.
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Fulbright to Uzbekistan
Associate Professor E. Joan Blum's Fulbright Teaching/Research grant will allow her to teach academic legal writing and conduct a case study of publication practices at Tashkent State University of Law in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
The proficiency of our faculty is widespread, and they are often featured as subject-matter experts in the media.
