Professor
Henry Ordower is Professor of Law and past Co-Director of the Center for International and Comparative Law and Director of the Berlin Summer Program at Saint Louis University School of Law. In addition to research and teaching in United States and comparative taxation and corporate finance, Professor Ordower has maintained an active consulting practice advising in tax planning, hedge and private equity funds, and business structure, as well as providing expert testimony on taxation and business organizations in complex litigation matters. Recent research has addressed issues of tax distribution and its role in the growing disparity between wealthy and less wealthy individuals. During leaves of absence from teaching, Ordower has been of counsel to major St. Louis law firms and served as vice president and general counsel of an emerging markets hedge and private equity fund management company based in New York. Professor Ordower has an extensive background in European Languages, including several years of Ph.D. work in Germanic and Scandinavian Languages at The University of Chicago.
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About Henry M. Ordower, J.D.
Henry Ordower is Professor of Law and past Co-Director of the Center for International and Comparative Law and Director of the Berlin Summer Program at Saint Louis University School of Law. In addition to research and teaching in United States and comparative taxation and corporate finance, Professor Ordower has maintained an active consulting practice advising in tax planning, hedge and private equity funds, and business structure, as well as providing expert testimony on taxation and business organizations in complex litigation matters. Recent research has addressed issues of tax distribution and its role in the growing disparity between wealthy and less wealthy individuals. During leaves of absence from teaching, Ordower has been of counsel to major St. Louis law firms and served as vice president and general counsel of an emerging markets hedge and private equity fund management company based in New York. Professor Ordower has an extensive background in European Languages, including several years of Ph.D. work in Germanic and Scandinavian Languages at The University of Chicago.
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