John J. Pottow

John J. Pottow is a law professor and expert in commercial law, focusing on how contracts and legal obligations are formed and enforced in business. He teaches at the University of Michigan Law School and researches issues like bankruptcy, credit, and financial transactions. Pottow is known for analyzing how legal agreements impact economic stability and consumer rights, drawing from his deep understanding of legal principles and economic theory. His work helps shape policies and practices that ensure fairness and clarity in financial and contractual relationships.