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Michael Aaron Granne is a Professor specializing in international litigation, arbitration, and business law. He teaches courses such as Civil Procedure, International Business Transactions, and International Arbitration. His practice experience includes cross-border litigation, FCPA investigations, and representing sovereigns/multinationals in U.S. courts.
Education: JD from Columbia Law School (2002), AB in Political Science from Duke University (1997). He clerked for Judge Walter K. Stapleton on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. Fluent in Italian and Portuguese, and proficient in Spanish and Cape Verdean Crioulo.
Research focuses on transnational litigation mechanisms, sovereign immunity, and foreign affairs preemption. Recent scholarship addresses FSIA applicability to government officials, state responsibility for human rights abuses, and federalism conflicts in international law.
No notable awards or grants mentioned. Courses taught include International Criminal Law and Wills/Trusts/Estates.
