Michael M. Greenfield

Shaping discourse in the realm of commercial and consumer law, Michael M. Greenfield stands as a distinguished Professor Emeritus at Washington University School of Law. With a career dedicated to the intricacies of legal frameworks that govern commerce and consumer interactions, Professor Greenfield has significantly contributed to the evolution and understanding of these vital areas of law. Throughout his illustrious career, Professor Greenfield has been deeply involved in law reform initiatives. His expertise has been instrumental as a Reporter for the Uniform Law Commission, where he has played a pivotal role in revising key articles of the Uniform Commercial Code and the Uniform Consumer Leases Act. His work ensures that these legal instruments remain relevant and effective in addressing contemporary challenges. In addition to his reform efforts, Professor Greenfield has served as an Advisor on the American Law Institute's Restatement of the Law of Consumer Contracts project. His insights have helped shape the foundational principles that guide consumer contract law, reflecting his commitment to balancing the interests of businesses and consumers alike. Professor Greenfield's research interests lie at the intersection of commercial and consumer law, where he continues to explore and address the dynamic legal issues that arise in these fields. His contributions to academia and law reform have left an indelible mark, influencing both policy and practice in commercial and consumer law.