Doron Teichman studied law and economics at Tel Aviv University, where he earned his B.A. and LL.B. in 2000. After clerking for Justice Kedmy at the Supreme Court and practicing law at I. Gornitzky & Co., Doron completed his graduate studies at the University of Michigan Law School, where he earned his LL.M in 2002 and his J.S.D in 2005. Doron was a Fulbright Fellow, an Olin Fellow and a Humphrey Fellow at the University of Michigan Law School. Later he received the Inaugural Post Graduate Fellowship at The University of Texas Law School.

 

Since 2005 Doron has been serving as an Assistant Professor at the law faculty of the Hebrew University. He teaches several courses and seminars in the areas of economic analysis of law and criminal law.