Portrait Yehonatan Shiman

Dr. Yehonatan Shiman

Assistant Professor

About

Dr. Yehonatan Shiman is a lecturer in Ono’s School of Law. He holds an LL.B. with highest honors (Ono Academic College), an LL.M. with honors (University of Virginia), and a Doctor of Juridical Science (S.J.D.) (University of Virginia). Before joining the faculty, he worked as an attorney at one of Israel’s leading law firms. Today, alongside his academic work, he serves as a legal advisor (on a volunteer basis) to Restart Global (NPO).

Teaching Areas

Corporate Law, Corporate Governance, Tax Law, Economic Analysis of Law.

Research interests

Corporate Law, Securities Law, Corporate Governance, Tax Law, Economic Analysis of Law.

Selected Publications

The Role of Rules – A Model for the Pursuit of Information within the Judicial Hierarchy, 29 Cornell Journal of Law and Public Policy, 861 (2020) (with Natasha C. Pereira)
Perverting Incentives When the Priceless is Not Compensable: Victim’s Subjective Value in Negligence, 122 West Virginia Law Review (2019)
Voting on Negligence, 88 Mississippi Law Journal 2, 51 (2019)
Expected Bad Moral Luck, 25 Connecticut Insurance Law Journal 1, 101 (2019)