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About Michael E Lewyn

Michael Lewyn teaches property, land use and environmental law. Originally from Atlanta, he graduated from Wesleyan University and received his J.D. from the University of Pennsylvania Law School. After clerking for two federal judges and practicing law for several years, he began his teaching career. Most of Professor Lewyn's scholarship focuses on urban and suburban development, and in particular the question of "sprawl": why some cities are walkable and full of vitality, while others have been overshadowed by suburbs where car ownership is a necessity.

I have been teaching at numerous law schools since 2000, and have written extensively on issues relating to urban and suburban development. To book me as a speaker (or to contact me for any other reason) please contact me at mlewyn@tourolaw.edu
(NOTE: I would like to thank Beth Gazes, my research assistant, for helping me compile my old blog posts in a manageable form).

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Present Associate Professor, Touro University Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center
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