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Gregory H. Shill is a Professor of Law and the Michael and Brenda Sandler Faculty Fellow in Corporate Law at the University of Iowa College of Law. He holds courtesy appointments in Economics at the Tippie College of Business and at the College of Engineering’s Driving Safety Research Institute. His research focuses on corporate law, securities regulation, local government law, transportation policy, and infrastructure governance. Shill’s work has been published in leading journals like the NYU Law Review and Harvard Law Review Forum, and cited by courts such as the Delaware Court of Chancery. He co-hosts the podcast Densely Speaking and contributes to media outlets like The New York Times and NPR. Shill’s current projects include a CDC-funded study on older-driver safety and a focus on pedestrian safety reforms. He previously held fellowships at Harvard and NYU Law Schools, and practiced corporate law at Gibson Dunn & Crutcher and Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft. His education includes a J.D. from Harvard Law School, a B.A. from Columbia College, and an M.A. from the Jewish Theological Seminary.
Research interests span corporate governance (e.g., dual-class stock structures, board diversity), transportation safety (e.g., pedestrian protection, liability reforms), and the intersection of law with urban economics. His scholarship frequently critiques existing policies, advocating for systemic changes in infrastructure funding, securities oversight, and traffic regulation. Recent work emphasizes rethinking legal frameworks to address modern challenges like autonomous vehicles and equity in mobility access.
Grants include a CDC-supported project on aging driver safety, reflecting his interdisciplinary focus. Professional engagements include commentary on federal traffic control standards and securities trading ethics. Collaborations with institutions like the American Bar Foundation and the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia highlight his networked approach to legal scholarship.
