Aaron Perzanowski

Aaron Perzanowski is the inaugural Thomas W. Lacchia Professor of Law at the University of Michigan Law School, specializing in the intersection of intellectual property, personal property, and technology law. His work critically examines ownership in the digital economy, legal frameworks for libraries, and social norms in creative industries such as tattooing and clowning.

• Education
  • BA, Kenyon College
  • JD, University of California, Berkeley
• Research Trends

  Perzanowski's recent scholarship emphasizes digital ownership, the right to repair movement, and copyright policy for emerging technologies. His articles often address consumer rights, regulatory challenges, and interdisciplinary legal theory.

• Scientific Awards
  • Inaugural Thomas W. Lacchia Professor of Law
  • Microsoft Research Fellow at University of California, Berkeley
• Academic Career
  • Previously taught at Case Western Reserve University and Wayne State University
  • Visiting Professor at University of Notre Dame