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Carliss Chatman

Visiting Professor at Boston University School of Law

Carliss Chatman is a Visiting Professor at Boston University School of Law, where she specializes in corporate law, commercial law, and issues related to race and law. She has a background as an Associate Professor of Law at Southern Methodist University (SMU) Dedman School of Law and has been involved in academia since at least 2001, when she graduated from Duke University.

Chatman has contributed to discussions on various legal topics, including corporate governance and the intersection of race with commercial law. Her recent work includes articles such as “Teaching Slavery in Commercial Law,” which reflects her focus on integrating social justice themes into legal education. She is active on LinkedIn, where she shares insights and updates about her academic work and events she participates in.123

Highlights

Jul 13 · linkedin

I took a break from the Beryl chaos this week to speak with Texas Standard about the new business courts. You can listen to the conversation here.

May 15 · linkedin

Publishing an essay in Texas Law Review feels like a nice way to celebrate 20 years since graduation. Corporate Human Trafficking in its final form will be online soon, but until then you can read a final draft on SSRN: https://lnkd.in/en6WBDuH.

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Pearland, Texas, United States