EducationB.A., 1995,Cornell University CoursesAntitrust, Bankruptcy, Consumer Law, Commercial Law Bio
Max Huffman joined the faculty in 2008 as an associate professor, after teaching at the University of Cincinnati and West Virginia University. He teaches Antitrust, Comparative and International Antitrust, Consumer Law, Secured Transactions, Bankruptcy, and Payment Systems, and in 2011 won the Red Cane award recognizing an outstanding new member of the law school faculty. His scholarly interests lie primarily in the areas of competition and consumer law. Professor Huffman has published scholarship on those topics in law journals at Cornell University, the University of Pennsylvania, University of Texas, Southern Methodist University, University of Houston, University of Cincinnati, and William & Mary, as well as the field-leading Antitrust Law Journal. He has also written shorter articles and opinion pieces published by the trade and news presses. An Order of the Coif graduate of the University of Cincinnati College of Law, Professor Huffman was selected as the 2008 recipient of UC College of Law’s Nicholas Longworth Award for alumni excellence. He earned his undergraduate degree in mathematics at Cornell University. Publications(SSRN: http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/cf_dev/AbsByAuth.cfm?per_id=624154)
Law Review and Journal Articles |
Presentations "Worlds in Collision: Antitrust Review of Bankruptcy Asset Sales," University of Maryland Frances King Carey School of Law, Junior Faculty Exchange Program "Behavioral Exploitation Antitrust in Consumer Subprime Mortgage Lending," Loyola University-Chicago School of Law Symposium Symposium Contribution: Theorizing a Crisis Prevention Role for Antitrust, in "The Continuing Effects of the Mortgage Crisis on Consumers," Loyola Consumer Law Review Symposium, Feb. 24, 2012. 
Intensive Feedback Session: Theorizing a Crisis Prevention Role for Antitrust, IU Robert H. McKinney School of Law, February 2012. Lecture on "Behavioral Exploitation and Antitrust" at the University of Heidelberg, Heidelberg, Germany Seminar at the Tilburg Law and Economics Center, Tilburg, Netherlands, on "Behavioral Exploitation and Antitrust"
Workshop on "Antitrust in Bankruptcy," University of Toledo College of Law, Toledo, Ohio Workshop, "Antitrust in Bankruptcy," IU School of Law - Indianapolis Historical Perspectives on Antitrust Extraterritoriality, in Extraterritoriality in American Law, Southwestern Law Review Symposium, Los Angeles, California, Nov. 2010 A Patent Policy Approach to Hatch-Waxman Gaming, with Prof. Emily Morris, IU School of Law -- Indianapolis Fall CLE Program, Oct. 2010 Behavioral Exploitation and Antitrust, Loyola University-Chicago School of Law, Center for Consumer Antitrust Studies Annual Colloqiuim, Chicago, Illinois, May 2010 A Patent Policy Approach to Hatch-Waxman Gaming, with Prof. Emily Morris, Association for Law, Property and Society Annual Meeting, Georgetown University, Washington, D.C., March 2010 Lessons from New Economics for Old Antitrust, presentation at the Next Generation of Antitrust Scholars Conference (Jan. 2010). Bridging the Divide? Theories for Integrating Competition Law and Consumer Protection, presentation to the law faculty of the University of Idaho College of Law, Moscow, Idaho, Dec. 2009 Revisiting Rescission, presentation to the Washington University in St. Louis Junior Scholars' Workshop (forthcoming December 2009) Competition Law and Consumer Protection, presentation at the Fourth Antitrust Marathon, Dublin, Ireland, published in 6 European Competition Journal 7 (2010)
Iqbal, Twombly and the Expected Cost of False Positive Error, presentation at the IU School of Law -- Indianapolis Faculty colloquium series Revisiting Rescission, abstract presentation at the Univ. of Illinois Junior Scholars' Workshop Revisiting Rescission, presentation at the IU School of Law -- Indianapolis faculty colloquium series Pleading Sherman One, presentation at the West Virginia University College of Law faculty colloquium series Twombly and the Antitrust Conspiracy Claim, presentation at the University of Cincinnati College of Law fall colloquium series Defining the Empagran Exception, presentation at the University of Cincinnati College of Law fall colloquium series Other Activities Co-signer, amicus curiae brief for bankruptcy scholars, In re Tousa, Inc., No. 11-11071 (11th Cir., filed May 2011) Organizer and participant, American Needle v. NFL: A Debate Organizer and participant, "Competition Policy in Health Care in an Era of Reform," Introduction and Transcript of proceedings forthcoming in the Indiana Health Law Review
Commenter on paper by Prof. Josh Davis, Loyola Univ-Chicago Consumer Antitrust Colloquium (May 1, 2009) |
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