Dennis Honabach

Dennis Honabach is a Professor of Law at Salmon P. Chase College of Law, Northern Kentucky University. Prior to joining Chase in 2006, he held leadership roles as Dean at Washburn University School of Law and Western State University College of Law, where he also directed the Entrepreneurial Law Center. His scholarly work focuses on Corporate Law, Legal Education, and Toxic Torts, with notable publications including the D&O Liability Handbook and Proxy Rules Handbook.

• Education
  • Juris Doctor, Yale Law School
  • Bachelor of Arts in Economics, Bucknell University

Professor Honabach’s research spans managerial liability, corporate governance, legal pedagogy, and genomic torts. His publications analyze corporate law reforms, indemnification strategies, and pedagogical innovations like student-centered teaching. Speaking engagements highlight his expertise in LLC indemnification, legal education innovation, and transactional law, including presentations at the American Bar Association and Emory Law Conference.

His scholarly output includes law review articles addressing corporate control markets, shareholder rights, and genetic information misuse. Though not explicitly mentioning awards, his leadership in committees for the American Bar Association and Association of American Law Schools underscores his professional influence.