Rohan Grey

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Rohan Grey is an Assistant Professor of Law at Willamette University, where he teaches Contracts, Business Organizations, and Securities Regulation. His research focuses on the legal design and regulation of money and finance in the internet age, including digital fiat currency as well as broader issues of law and political economy. Prior to entering legal academia, Grey practiced law in New York City as an attorney for children, where he focused on issues relating to custody and visitation, abuse and neglect, guardianship, and foster care.

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	Cryptocurrency
	Currency

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Grey facilitated a reading group on Law, Money, and Finance at Columbia Law School with Professor Jeffrey N. Gordon.
He previously co-taught seminars on Fintech and Monies with Professor Robert Hockett at Cornell Law School.
Before law school, he worked as a professional musician and elementary and secondary school music and social studies teacher.
He has appeared as a guest on Real Vision.

Research Director of the Digital Fiat Currency Institute
Consultant to the UN International Telecommunications Union’s Focus Group on Digital Currency
Network Manager with the FreedomBox Foundation
President of the Modern Money Network
Research Fellow with the Global Institute of Sustainable Prosperity
Director of the National Jobs for All Network
Member of ClassCrits and the Association for the Promotion of Political Economy and the Law

Grey interned for:
- U.S. Magistrate Judge James C. Francis IV
- Judge Fredericka H. Wicker of the Louisiana Fifth Circuit Court of Appeal
- Oklahoma Lawyers for Children
- Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts
- the National Center for Youth Law
- the Legal Aid Society’s Education Advocacy Project
He has consulted with:
- the Louisiana Sentencing Commission
- the New York Reentry Education Network
- the New York City Department of Education
- Americans for the Arts

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