Frank Pasquale is a Professor of Law at Cornell University. He possess expertise in legal research, privacy law, intellectual property, research, legal writing and 25 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Professor Pasquale is one of the most brilliant minds that I have ever had guide me through an academic exercise. He has a unique way of presenting very complex information in a very practical and understandable manner. He often presents fact patterns in class to individual students based on their expressed interests of the subject matter, and encourages the development of their opinions through critical thinking. Professor Pasquale’s demeanor and sincere interest in his students sets a tone that motivates his students to go the extra mile in their studies and participate in class discussions. I have heard from more than one tired law student in my classes say something similar to: “I’m tired and didn’t want to read for class tonight, but it’s for Professor Pasquale, so I had to because I didn’t want to disappoint him.” He should be a role model for other professors in need of innovative ways to engage their students. He was my advisor for my LL.M. paper, and he continuously pushed me to expand my research and also to create an extensive appendix that I would not have otherwise produced. If you have the opportunity to take Professor Pasquale for a class, or work with him on a project, you will find yourself thinking at levels you may not have previously been able to enjoy. A truly rewarding intellectual experience..." and "Professor Pasquale is one of the most knowledgeable and dedicated health law professors and professionals that I have met. When I was a LL.M. student, I was enrolled in his seminar "Health Information, Privacy & Innovation." This was one of the most valuable courses I ever took at Seton Hall. This small and intimate seminar focused on health information technology and privacy issues that arise out of the HITECH Act, HIPAA, and the ACA. This course focused on the issues that are relevant right now in the health care industry and this provided me with all the practical knowledge that I use and need for my current position. This seminar inspired me and the other students to think critically about privacy, health information technology, EHRs, the ACA, and intellectual property issues. I highly recommend Professor Pasquale as both a Professor and an advisor. Professor Pasquale genuinely cares about his students and equipping them with the practical and relevant health law knowledge they need to be successful outside of the classroom."