Leslie Kosmin

Leslie Kosmin KC is a **Yorke Distinguished Visiting Fellow (2015–2018)** and **Affiliated Lecturer** at the Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge. He holds an MA and LLM from Cambridge, an LLM from Harvard, and is a King’s Counsel (KC). His career includes serving as a Deputy High Court Judge of the Chancery Division (2001–2011) and practicing at Erskine Chambers. Additionally, he is a **Visiting Professor** at the London School of Economics, teaching Company Law as part of the LLB programme.

**Education**: MA (Cambridge), LLM (Cambridge), LLM (Harvard), KC (1973). **Awards**: Chancellor’s Medal in English Law (1974), John F. Kennedy Scholarship (1974–1975).

**Research Focus**: Specializes in Company Law, Corporate Governance, and Business Associations. Authored key texts like *Company Meetings and Resolutions* (OUP) and advises on directorial duties. His work emphasizes legal practice, procedural frameworks, and judicial interpretation in corporate contexts.

**Professional Roles**: Bencher of Middle Temple, contributor to legal literature, and former Deputy High Court Judge. His teaching spans both Cambridge and LSE, focusing on business law and corporate structures.