Professor Lois Lupica to Serve as ABI Resident Scholar for Spring 2007 Semester
Professor Lois Lupica to Serve as ABI Resident Scholar for Spring 2007 Semester
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PROFESSOR LOIS LUPICA TO SERVE AS ABI RESIDENT SCHOLAR FOR SPRING 2007 SEMESTER
January 8, 2007, Alexandria, Va. — Prof. Lois R. Lupica, the Associate Dean
for Faculty Development and Professor of Law at the University of Maine
School of Law, will serve as the Robert M. Zinman ABI Resident Scholar
for the Spring 2007 semester. Prof. Lupica will serve in ABI's
Prof. Lupica’s work
focuses on corporate bankruptcy, consumer finance, securitization,
property and contract theory, intellectual property in commerce, secured
transactions and legal ethics. She is the reporter for the state
of
A member of
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