Biography

Daniel M. Isaacs is an Assistant Professor of Instruction in Legal Studies at the Fox School of Business. He teaches Business Ethics, Corporate Governance, Contracts, Accounting Ethics, and Legal and Regulatory Environment of Business Courses at the undergraduate and graduate levels. His research interests focus on normative ethics and law, and questioning the extent to which economics may be properly viewed as a moral theory.

In private practice, Daniel represented financial institutions in contract disputes arising out of loan origination agreements and underlying residential real estate transactions. Daniel’s professional experience also includes a large New York bank, where he served as Counsel, and the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, where he served as a law clerk. Daniel holds a Bachelor’s degree in Government from Franklin & Marshall College, Master’s degrees in Education and Environmental Studies from the University of Pennsylvania, and a J.D. from Brooklyn Law School.