Rate My Professor Diana Brown

Since September 2014, Brown has been teaching undergraduate business law courses at Sam Houston State University, including Business Legal Environment, Business Law, Human Resources Law, International Business Law, Negotiation in Business, Managerial Law, Real Estate Law, Cyber Law and E-commerce Regulation, and Advertising and Marketing Law. Her research focuses on emerging issues in insurance law, international litigation, and alternative dispute resolution. She has authored numerous peer-reviewed articles, such as 'Pre-Suit Discovery in Complex Business Litigation' (Review of Business Research, 2019), 'Has Comparative Fault Swallowed Ryan? The Future of Implied Contract/Tort Indemnity in Maritime Law' (2019), 'An Examination of Insurance Coverage for Hydraulic Fracking Operations' (International Journal of Business and Public Administration, 2019), 'Is Too Much Insurance a Bad Thing? A Survey of Courts' Varying Interpretations of Other Insurance Clauses' (Journal of Business and Accounting, 2018), 'Contractual Liability Coverage: Stepping Into The Unknown' (International Journal of Business and Public Administration, 2018), 'Statistical Extrapolation in Complex Litigation: Science or Guesswork?' (Southern Journal of Business and Ethics, 2016), and 'I See What You Did There – The Use of Social Networks to Gather Evidence' (Southern Law Journal, 2014).