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 Gregory
M. Stein
Woolf, McClane, Bright, Allen & Carpenter Distinguished Professor
of Law
A.B., 1983, Harvard University
J.D., 1986, Columbia University
Land Acquisition and Development, Land Finance Law, Land Use Law, Law
and Economics, Property, and Advanced Property
gstein@utk.edu
Professor Stein joined the UT faculty in 1990 after practicing law in
New York. His practice experience covered various aspects of real estate
finance and development and land use, and he currently teaches courses
in these areas. His recent scholarship in these fields has been published
in the Ohio State, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Washington, and Washington &
Lee law journals. He also is the co-author of a book that helps attorneys
develop their expertise in commercial real estate law.
Professor Stein is vice-chair of the Legal Education Committee of the
ABA Section of Real Property, Probate and Trust Law, a member of the ABA
Property Preservation Task Force, and has served on the Executive Advisory
Board of the Real Property, Probate and Trust Journal. He regularly
speaks on various aspects of real estate law. Professor Stein received
the Provost's Award for Excellence in Teaching in 2003, the Harold C.
Warner Outstanding Teacher Award in 1992 and 2001, and the Carden Award
for Outstanding Achievement in Scholarship in 2001. He served as the Visiting
Fulbright Professor of Law at Shanghai Jiaotong University, Shanghai,
People's Republic of China, during the spring semester of 2003 and returned to Shanghai as a Fulbright Senior Specialist during the summer of
2005.
AALS Section on Real Estate Transactions -- View Photos from Field Trip to World Trade Center
Publications
Book:
Stein, Gregory M., Morton P. Fisher, Jr., & Gail M. Stern, A PRACTICAL
GUIDE TO COMMERCIAL REAL
ESTATE TRANSACTIONS (American
Bar Association, 2001).
Chapters:
The House That Ruth Built, in COURTING THE
YANKEES: LEGAL ESSAYS
ON THE BRONX BOMBERS
(Carolina Academic Press, 2003).
The Effect of Palazzolo v. Rhode Island on the Role of Reasonable
Investment-Backed Expectations, in TAKING SIDES
ON TAKINGS ISSUES:
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE PERSPECTIVES
(Thomas E. Roberts, ed.) (American Bar Association, 2002).
Is There Any Recourse Against Nonrecourse Financing? The Scope of
the Borrower's Liability in a Nonrecourse Real Estate Loan, in ABA
SECTION OF REAL PROPERTY,
PROBATE AND TRUST LAW
ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM
MATERIALS (American Bar Association, 2000).
Nonrecourse Loans, in 2 COMMERCIAL REAL
ESTATE FINANCING: WHAT
BORROWERS AND LENDERS NEED
TO KNOW NOW
793 (Practising Law Institute, 1999).
Articles & Other Publications:
Early Land Use Cases, Continued Uncertainty: The Religious Land Use
and Institutionalized Persons Act, 19 PROBATE AND PROPERTY, No. 1,
at p. 38 (2005).
Takings in the 21st Century: Reasonable Investment-Backed Expectations
After Palazzolo and Tahoe-Sierra, 69 TENNESSEE
LAW REVIEW 891 (2002).
When Can a Nonrecourse Lender Reach the Personal Assets of Its Borrower?,
17 PRACTICAL REAL ESTATE
LAWYER No. 2, at 33 (2001).
Who Gets the Takings Claim? Changes in Land Use Law, Pre-Enactment
Owners, and Post-Enactment Buyers, 61 OHIO STATE
LAW JOURNAL 89 (2000).
The Scope of the Borrower's Liability in a Nonrecourse Real Estate
Loan, 55 WASHINGTON AND LEE
LAW REVIEW 1207 (1998).
Pinpointing the Beginning and Ending of a Temporary Regulatory Taking,
70 WASHINGTON LAW REVIEW
953 (1995) (reprinted in full in INVERSE
CONDEMNATION AND RELATED GOVERNMENT
LIABILITY 423, American Law Institute–American Bar
Association, 1996).
Regulatory Takings and Ripeness in the Federal Courts, 48 VANDERBILT
LAW REVIEW 1 (1995)
(excerpted in A LAND USE ANTHOLOGY
179, Jon W. Bruce, ed., Anderson Publishing, 1998, and reprinted in
full in INVERSE CONDEMNATION
AND RELATED GOVERNMENT
LIABILITY 79, American Law Institute–American Bar
Association, 1995).
Hardhat Teaching, THE LAW
TEACHER, Fall 1995, p. 1 (excerpted in
Gerald F. Hess and Steven Friedland, TECHNIQUES FOR
TEACHING LAW 110, Carolina
Academic Press, 1999).
Laws Made To Be Broken, THE WASHINGTON POST, July 30, 1993, p. A21.
Co-author, Committee Report, American Bar Association, Central and East
European Law Initiative, Analysis of Romania's Law Regarding the General
Cadastre and Public Register of Fixed Properties (1992).
Distinguishing Among Murders When Assessing the Proportionality of
the Death Penalty, 85 COLUMBIA LAW
REVIEW 1786 (1985)
Recent Professional Presentations and Service
“Recent Developments in Real Estate Law,” Invited Speaker, ABA Real Property, Probate & Trust Law Section, Annual CLE Meeting, Washington, DC (2005)
“Nuance and Complexity in Takings Law,” William and Mary Bill of Rights Institute, Conference on Property Rights Honoring Harvard Law School Professor Frank Michelman, William and Mary Law School, Williamsburg, VA (2004)
“Recent Developments in Real Estate Law,” Invited Speaker, ABA Real Property, Probate & Trust Law Section, Annual CLE Meeting, Seattle, WA (2004)
Legal Education Committee, ABA Section of Real Property, Probate and
Trust Law, Vice-Chair (1994-present).
ABA Property Preservation Task Force, Member (2004–present), examining problem of rural land loss among African-American farmers
AALS Real Estate Transactions Section, Executive Committee (2004–present)
"The United States and China into the 21st Century: A Symposium
on History, Culture and International Relations," presentation of
paper and panelist on panel, Nankai University, Tianjin, China (2003).
"Investment Expectations After Tahoe and Palazzolo," panelist, Fifth
Annual Conference on Litigating Regulatory Takings Claims, Georgetown
Environmental Law and Policy Institute, Berkeley, California (2002).
"Takings Law and Expectations: The Supreme Court Restores Penn Central,"
presentation of paper, SEAALS Annual Meeting (2002).
Editorial Advisory Board, Real Property, Probate and Trust Journal (1995-2001).
"Is There Any Recourse Against Nonrecourse Financing? The Scope of the
Borrower's Liability in a Nonrecourse Real Estate Loan," panelist, ABA
Annual Meeting, New York (2000).
"Who Gets the Takings Claim? Changes in Land Use Law, Pre-Enactment
Owners, and Post-Enactment Buyers," presentation of paper, SEAALS Annual
Meeting (1999).
"What Borrowers and Lenders Need to Know Now," Practising Law Institute
two-day program on Commercial Real Estate Financing (panelist on "Letters
of Credit; Participations; Nonrecourse; UCC Collateral" and "Trouble Ahead:
Lender's First Ten Steps Before Acceleration"), PLI, Atlanta (1999).
"Recent Developments in Commercial Real Estate Law," invited speaker,
Sevier County Bar Association, Sevierville, Tennessee (2004 and 1999).
"The FutureScape of Pittman Center: Local Environmental Management and
the Law," panelist, East Tennessee Community Design Center, Knoxville
(1995).
"The Impact of the MacCrate Report on the Real Property Curriculum,"
panelist and program co-chair, ABA Annual Meeting, New Orleans (1994).
Selected Achievements and Affiliations
Fulbright Senior Specialist, Shanghai Jiaotong University, Shanghai, People's Republic
of China (2005).
Fulbright Scholar, Shanghai Jiaotong University, Shanghai, People's Republic
of China (spring 2003).
Provost's Award for Excellence in Teaching, 2003.
Harold C. Warner Outstanding Teacher Award, 1992 and 2001.
Carden Award for Outstanding Achievement in Scholarship, 2001.
UTK Professional Development Awards, 1992 and 1995.
October 18, 2007
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