معرفی
Miriam R. Lyman is a Professor of Skills at Hofstra University School of Law, where she teaches Contracts, Business Organizations, International Sales Law, and Business Drafting. She joined Hofstra in 2004, bringing extensive experience as a corporate and securities attorney, as well as prior teaching roles at Fordham Business School and Widener Law School.
- Education
- B.A., Tufts University (1984)
- J.D. and M.B.A., Emory University (1987)
- LL.M., New York University (1997)
Her research focuses on business organization and international/domestic securities law, with publications spanning topics like LLC governance, cryptocurrency regulation, bankruptcy implications for digital assets, and the historical evolution of corporate statutes. Recent work emphasizes the intersection of blockchain technology and insolvency law, alongside foundational contributions to shareholder rights and ethical finance.
Lyman’s career integrates practical legal training and transactional law pedagogy, reflected in her co-authored works on skills-based education and regulatory critiques. She serves as an Articles Editor for the American Business Law Journal, ensuring rigorous academic discourse in corporate and securities law.
