research overview Prof. Schwartz's research focuses on corporate, securities and contract law. Recent work has focused on the perpetual nature of the corporate form and the crowdfunding of securities.
selected publications journal article The Digital Shareholder. Minnesota Law Review. 609-685. 2016 CROWDFUNDING SECURITIES. Notre Dame Law Review. 1457-1490. 2013 The Perpetual Corporation. George Washington Law Review. 764-830. 2012 The Perpetual Corporation.. George Washington Law Review. 764-830. 2012 OLD ENOUGH TO FIGHT, OLD ENOUGH TO SWIPE: A CRITIQUE OF THE INFANCY RULE IN THE FEDERAL CREDIT CARD ACT.. Utah Law Review. 407-432. 2011 Consumer Contract Exchanges and the Problem of Adhesion.. Yale Journal on Regulation. 313-366. 2011 A "STANDARD CLAUSE ANALYSIS" OF THE FRUSTRATION DOCTRINE AND THE MATERIAL ADVERSE CHANGE CLAUSE. Ucla Law Review. 789-839. 2010 The Patent Office Meets the Poison Pill: Why Legal Methods Cannot Be Patented.. Journal of the Patent and Trademark Office Society. 194-226. 2008 The Patent Office Meets the Poison Pill: Why Legal Methods Cannot Be Patented.. Harvard Journal of Law and Technology. 333-372. 2007
education and training J.D., Columbia University In the City of New York 2001 B.S., Brown University 1998
awards and honors Traditional Fulbright Scholarship (Council for International Exchange of Scholars), conferred by Council for International Exchange of Scholars, 2016 Provost's Faculty Achievement Award for Tenured Faculty (Academic Affairs), conferred by Academic Affairs, 2015
global connections related to teaching and scholarly work (in recent years) Australia Country New Zealand Country South Korea Country
