Our faculty publishes in and serves as guest editors, associate editors and editorial board members for a number of prestigious scholarly journals.
Faculty research in macro-level market concerns focuses on overall market concerns within the insurance and healthcare industry, including items such as organizational structure, efficiency, productivity, and innovation.
Insurance and healthcare issues in international markets
The Legal Studies faculty publishes in a number of prestigious academic and practice-oriented books and publishes articles in some of the premier law publications around the country. Faculty publishes in a variety of specialties ranging from public policy and real estate to medicine, the law and ethics.
Legal Studies focuses on issues that lie at the intersection of corporate governance, public policy, and the regulatory process at regional, national, and international levels. Specific topics for this theme include the regulation of fraud, bribery and other financial crimes and the impact of corruption upon the public and private sectors; director and officer liability; workplace law and policy, including the impact of and changes in employment discrimination, diversity in the workplace, treatment of whistleblowers and retaliatory behavior; growth and impact of covenants not to compete, arbitration clauses, and disclosure requirements in employment contracts; international commercial regulation, such as business development in emerging markets; international intellectual property enforcement; business-related migration and business insurance; and employer rights under the Computer Fraud & Abuse Act.
This theme addresses developments in the real estate sector, including common interest communities, fracking, pipeline development, eminent domain, flood issues and title insurance.
This theme addresses the intersection of law and medicine in a business setting.
