He's a tennis fan who not only likes to play the game, but also likes to see the game played well. James Fanto never misses going to the U.S. Open, the fourth tournament of the Grand Slam, appreciating the expert serves and returns as well as the occasional lob.

And it's not a lot different for Mr. Fanto when it comes to his professional life. As a professor of law, he likes being involved in fast-paced debates that volley what's happening with the financial crisis. He also enjoys working with LexisNexis® on columns and commentaries, providing thoughtful reaction to contemporary issues that relate to in-depth analysis of his academic work. Weighing in on the topic of financial reform, Mr. Fanto observes that the present-day situation is more real to people because what's happening on Wall St. isn't so far removed from what is happening with ordinary folks. His real concern is if the economic tide turns, will the reform that's taken place prevent a future crisis? Oh, now there's a high shot over the net for all of us to follow.

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