William Price

William Price is an Adjunct Professor of Law at the University of Pittsburgh School of Law and a Member at Clark Hill PLC, focusing on representing secured lenders in workouts and insolvency matters. He previously chaired the Allegheny County Bar Association's Bankruptcy & Commercial Law Section Council and serves on the Allegheny County Human Relations Commission.

Education:

• JD, University of Pittsburgh School of Law
• BS/BA, University of Pittsburgh College of Business Administration

Research interests center on bankruptcy law, commercial law, and distressed market strategies. He has authored numerous publications on topics such as Chapter 11 proceedings, creditor rights, and the impact of technology in bankruptcy processes. His work often addresses energy markets, commercial real estate in bankruptcy, and legal strategies for creditors and private equity funds.

Recent publications reflect a focus on contemporary challenges in bankruptcy law, including technological advancements in Chapter 11 cases and energy market dynamics. His contributions also extend to community initiatives, such as pro bono legal services highlighted in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

Scientific Awards:

• Pennsylvania Super Lawyers – Rising Stars (2010–present)
• Martindale-Hubbell AV Preeminent Peer Review Rating

Advising and grants information is not explicitly detailed here, though his professional engagements suggest involvement in legal education and mentorship. He actively participates in non-profit organizations and philanthropic efforts in Western Pennsylvania.

Labs and teams: While not specified, his academic and professional roles imply collaboration within the University of Pittsburgh School of Law and Clark Hill PLC, contributing to both legal practice and academic discourse.