Hebrew University Faculty of Law (972)2-588-2506

Ehud Guttel Hebrew University Faculty of Law (972)2-588-2506 [e-mail]
Education
	Yale Law School, New Haven, CT
	J.S.D			2002
	Thesis Advisors: Guido Calabresi, Dan Kahan, Alvin Klevorick Fulbright Grant Fischman Fellowship
	Yale Law School, New Haven, CT
	LL.M			1999
	Fulbright Grant Fischman Fellowship
	Hebrew University Faculty of Law, Jerusalem
	LL.B			1997
	Summa Cum Laude Hebrew University Law Review—Editor-in-Chief
Judicial Clerckship
		Israeli Supreme Court		1998
		Justice Mishael Cheshin
Appointments
		Hebrew University Faculty of Law, Jerusalem		2012 - Present
		Frieda & Solomon Rosenzwieg Professor
		Duke Law School, Durham, NC 2008 - 11, 2015, 2017 Visiting Professor Hebrew University Faculty of Law, Jerusalem 2009 - 2012 Professor Cardinal Cody Chair in Law
		Hebrew University Faculty of Law, Jerusalem Associate Professor		2007 - 2009
		Hebrew University Faculty of Law, Jerusalem Assistant Professor		2004 - 2007
Representative Publications
		English Ehud Guttel, A. Harel & S. Lavie, Private Third-Party Litigation, forthcoming Illinois Law Review. Ehud Guttel, The Law and Economics of Merit Goods, forthcoming Jerusalem Review of Legal Studies. Ehud Guttel & Y. Halbersberg, The Behavioral Economics of Tort Law, in Oxford Handbook of Behavioral Economics and the Law (2014), Ehud Guttel & S. Leshem, The Uneasy Case of Multiple Injurers’ Liability, 15 Theoretical Inquiries in Law 261 (2014). Ehud Guttel & S. Leshem, Bargaining around Cost-Benefit Standards, 103 Journal of Public Economics 55 (2013). Ehud Guttel, D. Gilo & E. Yuval, Negligence, Strict Liability and Collective Action, 42 Journal of Legal Studies 69 (2013). Ehud Guttel, Buying the Right to Harm, 86 S. California Law Review 1195 (2013). Ehud Guttel & D. Teichman, Criminal Sanctions in the Defense of the Innocent, 110 Michigan Law Review 597(2012). Ehud Guttel & David Gilo, Insufficient Activity and Tort Liability: A Rejoinder, 108 Michigan Law Review: First Impressions 64 (2010). Ehud Guttel & D. Enoch, Cognitive Biases and Moral Luck, 7 Journal of Moral Philosophy 372 (2010). Ehud Guttel & D. Gilo, Negligence and Insufficient Activity: The Missing Paradigm in Torts, 108 Michigan Law Review 277 (2009) (reprinted in Cases and Materials on Torts, Richard A. Epstein & Catherine M. Sharkey, eds. 2012). Ehud Guttel & A. Harel, Uncertainty Revisited: Legal Prediction and Legal Postdiction, 107 Michigan Law Review 467 (2008). Ehud Guttel, The (Hidden) Risk of Opportunistic Precautions, 93 Virginia Law Review 1389 (2007). Ehud Guttel & B. Medina, Less Crime, More (Vulnerable) Victims: Game Theory and the Distributional Effects of Criminal Sanctions, 3 Review of Law & Economics 407(2007). Ehud Guttel & A. Harel, Matching Probabilities: The Behavioral Law & Economics of Repeated Behavior, 72 University of Chicago Law Review 119 (2005). Ehud Guttel, Overcorrection, 93 Georgetown Law Journal 241(2004). Ehud Guttel & M. Novick, A New Approach to Old Cases: Reconsidering the Statutes of Limitation, 54 University of Toronto Law Journal 129 (2004). Hebrew Ehud Guttel, Neligence, the Hand Formula and the Risk of Strategic Investments in Prevention" 9 Law & Business 161-174 (2008). Ehud Guttel, An Alternative Approach to Statutes of Limitations, 36 Hebrew University Law Review 829-853 (2006). Ehud Gutte & I. Gilead, Causation as a Means to Expand Tort Liability: A Critical Review, 34 Hebrew University Law Review 385-420 (2004).
Mayjor Awards and Grants
		Rector Prize for Excellence in Teaching & Research 2017 Patal Prize 2015 Cheshin Award for Legal Scholarship 2010 Birk Prize for Academic Excellence 2007 ISF Grant 2005-8 $30,000 (per year) Handler Foundation Grant 2004-6 $32,000 (per year)

Recent Activities

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  Institute for Advanced Studies , Hebrew University 2014-Present
  

Academic Committee

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  Center for the Study of Rationality 2014-Present
  

Ph.D Committee, Chair

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  Israeli Law & Economics Association 2012-2013
  

President

Teaching

Ph.D Students

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  Uri Wiess, Thesis Advisor (with Prof. Robert J. Aumann)
  
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  Yoed Halbersberg, Thesis Advisor (with Prof. Barak Medina)
  

Courses

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  Torts – mandatory course (J.D)
  
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  Law and Economics – elective course (J.D, LL.M & J.S.D)
  
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  Law and Rationality – elective course, (J.D, LL.M, J.S.D & PhD).
  
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  Advanced Torts – seminar (J.D & LL.M)