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Frank Gevurtz is a Professor of Law at the McGeorge School of Law, University of the Pacific. He is recognized as a leading authority on corporate law, with influential works such as Corporation Law and Mergers and Acquisitions Law. His scholarship has been cited by multiple U.S. Supreme Courts and federal courts, and he has made significant contributions to teaching through his Business Planning casebook and the development of the Global Issues book series for integrating international perspectives into core law courses.
His research spans corporate law doctrine, historical and comparative corporate governance, extraterritorial legal application, and securities regulation. Articles like The Shareholder Approval Conundrum and Removing Revlon address foundational issues in corporate decision-making and transactions, while works like Disney in a Comparative Light explore cross-jurisdictional legal frameworks.
- Scientific Awards
- University of the Pacific Distinguished Faculty Award (2006)
Professor Gevurtz has served as Associate Dean for Scholarship at McGeorge School of Law (2019–2023) and as a visiting professor at UC Berkeley, UC Davis, and Catholic University Portugal in Lisbon. His interdisciplinary approach combines historical research, empirical studies, and comparative law analysis to challenge traditional doctrines and propose innovative legal solutions.
