An Introduction

I want to thank Professors Chaffee, Colesanti, Fershee, and Padfield for giving me the opportunity to guest blog here on the Business Law Prof Blog.  I follow the blog regularly and enjoy reading their posts.  In my time here, I will do my best to maintain the standard they have set.

A bit about myself: I’m a professor at the University of Nebraska College of Law, where I teach Business Associations, Securities Regulation, Accounting for Lawyers, Mergers and Acquisitions, and a course with the long-winded title, Securities Brokers, Mutual Funds, and Investment Advisers.  (If you can think of a pithier title, let me know.)  My scholarship focuses on securities law issues, but I’m also interested in the uses of technology in legal education.  Along that line, I have authored 14 computer-assisted legal instruction (CALI) lessons and have developed a digital statutory supplement for securities courses (or for anyone else who wants to use it), DIGITAL SECURITIES LAW: STATUTES AND REGULATIONS.  I also have a strong interest in legal humor, although I will try not to inflict that on anyone reading this blog.

If, for some odd reason, you want to know more, try here.

Enough about me.  On to the blogging.

-Steve Bradford