Philip Petrov

I am the Wachtell Fellow in Behavioral Law and Economics, and an instructor, at the University of Chicago Law School (Ph.D., Stanford; J.D., Harvard; B.A., Columbia). Earlier in my career, I worked as a practicing attorney.

 

My research interests include tort law, criminal law, family law, evidence law, law and psychology, and the law of democracy. My most recent research focuses on the effect of tort rules on firms' incentive to innovate.​

 

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