Talia Gillis is a doctoral student in Business Economics, a joint program with Harvard Business School and the Department of Economics. She received her LLB in Law and Economics from the Hebrew University and then went on to pursue a graduate degree in law at Oxford University (BCL) which she completed with distinction. Prior to her graduate studies, Talia served as a law clerk at the Supreme Court of Israel. Her research interests are primarily household financial decision making and mental accounting, with a focus on the regulation of consumer finance.
Talia is also pursuing a doctorate in law as a SJD student at Harvard Law School.
Gillis, Talia B., and Howell E Jackson. "Fiduciary Duties in Financial Regulation." In Oxford Handbook of Fiduciary Law, edited by Evan J. Criddle, Paul B. Miller, and Robert J. Sitkoff. Oxford University Press, forthcoming.
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