Edward A Morse

Edward A Morse is a Professor and the McGrath North Mullin and Kratz Endowed Chair in Business Law at Creighton University's School of Law. He specializes in taxation, technology law, and regulation, with interdisciplinary research on electronic payments, cybersecurity, and internet governance. He teaches courses like Federal Income Taxation, Antitrust, and Law & Economics, and collaborates with the School of Pharmacy and Health Professions. His leadership roles include serving as president of the Creighton University Faculty and the Father Flanagan League Society, and board member of the Thomas More Society.

His research focuses on tax policy, digital payment systems, and privacy regulation. Notable publications include works on blockchain, cybersecurity, and healthcare compliance under the Affordable Care Act. He frequently presents at forums like the Great Plains Tax Institute and the FTC-Creighton University School of Law events. Awards include Fellowships from the Nebraska State Bar Foundation and recognition for pro bono contributions to the Thomas More Society.

Morse advises on taxation and technology issues, moderates panels on social capital and progressive designs, and engages in public service. His work bridges legal, economic, and technological domains, emphasizing practical solutions to regulatory challenges.