Professor Bruce Zucker
College of Business and Economics  
California State University , Northridge
 

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Office Location and Hours
18111 Nordhoff Street, Juniper Hall 4235
Northridge , California  91330-8375
(818) 677-3964 (office)


 Office Hours (Fall 2009)


Tuesday
3:00 p.m .to 4:00 p.m
Thursday
6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

and by appointment.

e-mail :  bruce.zucker@csun.edu

Research Interests and Accomplishments

Real Estate, White Collar Crime and Post-Conviction Matters.

In 2002, California Supreme Court Chief Justice Ronald George and State Bar of California President Karen Nobumoto presented Professor Zucker with the Bar's   2002 Pro Bono Attorney of the Year   award in at the State Bar's Annual Convention in Monterey, California .

Professor Zucker was recently profiled by Loyola Law School's  Alumni Relations office.

Click here for Professor Zucker's Curriculum Vitae .

Course Information (Fall 2009)

<>BLAW 308
Agency and Business Organizations

Tuesday, 4:00 p.m. to 6:45 p.m.

How to Brief a Case
Milano v. Freed  64 F. 3d 91 (2nd Cir 1995)



BLAW 508
Business Law for the MBA



VIDEO CLIPS

It's a Wonderful Life, Part 4


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Newspaper Articles

Judge Orders Attorney to Re-Read Federal Rules of Civil Procedure

Courts Wrestle with Digital Searches

Developer Driven to Brink of Ruin

Employee of Perot Affiliate Charged with
Insider Trading on Takeover Talks

Two Schwarzenegger  Appointees to State
Athletic Commission Forced Out

Fed Draws Court's Eyes in Lehman Bankruptcy

The Double Whammy of Bankruptcies

British Airways Sells $40 Plane Tickets
from U.S. to India --  by Accident

Trial for Former Bear Stearns Manager

Federal Trial Starts for Ex-Manager of Kosher Plant

Court Weighing Eminent Domain

McKinsey Begins Internal Probe of Galleon Case

District Court Concludes E-Mail Not Protected by Fourth Amendment

Price to PepsiCo for Not Being in Court:  $1.26 Billion

Reading Employee Email

Lawyer Crashes After a Life in the Fast Lane

Madoff Auction Brings in More than $1 Million