Expertise

Werdegang

seit 2009

Attorney-at-Law in New York

seit 2017

Associate Professor, Texas A&M University School of Law, Dallas

2012–2017

Associate Professor, University of Miami School of Law

2009–2012

Research Fellow and Lecturer, Stanford Law School

2008–2009

Visiting Scholar, UC Berkeley School of Law

Promotion zum Dr. jur. an der Universität Passau

Master-Studiengang an der University of California at Berkeley School of Law

Studium der Rechtswissenschaften an der Universität Passau und Barcelona

Veröffentlichungen

• Mormann: Public–private sharing of carbon sequestration risk Nature Sustainability (2024)
• Mormann: Climate Choice Architecture Boston College Law Review (2023)
• Mormann: The Case for Corporate Climate Ratings: Nudging Financial Markets Arizona State Law Journal, 53, 1209-1282 (2022)
• Mormann: Beyond Algorithms: Toward a Normative Theory of Automated Regulation Boston College law review, 62(1), 1-58 (2021)
• Mormann: Of Markets and Subsidies: Counter-intuitive Trends for Clean Energy Policy in the European Union and the United States Transnational Environmental Law. 1-17 (2021)
• Mormann: Why the divestment movement is missing the mark Nature Climate Change, 10, 1067-1068 (2020)
• Lucas/Mormann: Betting on Climate Policy: Using Prediction Markets to Address Global Warming UC Davis Law Review. 52(3), 1429-1486 (2019)
• Mormann: Clean Energy Equity Utah Law Review. 2019(2), 335-381 (2019)
• Mormann: Can Clean Energy Policy Promote Environmental, Economic, and Social Sustainability? Journal of Land Use and Environmental Law. 33(2), 343-354 (2018)
• Mormann: Market Segmentation vs. Subsidization: Clean Energy Credits and the Commerce Clause's Economic Wisdom Washington law review (Seattle, Wash. : 1962). 93(4), 1853-1901 (2018)
• Mormann/Eisen: Free Trade in Electric Power Utah Law Review (2017)
• Mormann: Constitutional Challenges and Regulatory Opportunities for State Climate Policy Innovation Harvard Environmental Law Review 189 (2017)
• Mormann: Fading into the Sunset: Solar and Wind Energy Get Five More Years of Tax Credits with a Phase-Down American Bar Association Trends, Vol. 47, No. 5 (2016)
• Mormann/Reicher/Hanna: A Tale of Three Markets – Comparing the Renewable Energy Experiences of California Texas, and Germany, Stanford Environmental Law Journal 55 (2016)
• Mormann: Clean Energy Federalism Florida Law Review 1621 (2015)
• Mormann: Re-Allocating Risk – The Case for Closer Integration of Price- and Quantity-Based Support Policies for Clean Energy The Electricity Journal 9, 9 (2014)
• Mormann: Beyond Tax Credits: Smarter Tax Policy for a Cleaner, More Democratic Energy Future Yale Journal on Regulation 303 (2014)
• Mormann: Enhancing the Investor Appeal of Renewable Energy Environmental Law 681 (2012)
• Mormann: Requirements for a Renewables Revolution Ecology Law Quarterly 903 (2011)
• Mormann: Zwischen Parteilichkeit und gelebter Demokratie: Der Jury Trial im US-amerikanischen Zivilprozess Recht Der Internationalen Wirtschaft 515 (2011)
• Mormann: Satzungsmäßige Gerichtsstandsklauseln für informationsbedingte Kapitalanlegerklagen im europäischen Zuständigkeitsregime Die Aktiengesellschaft 10 (2011)
• Mormann: Die Gerichtsstand-Dreifaltigkeit für Kapitalanlegerklagen nach §32b ZPO Zeitschrift Für Wirtschaftsrecht 1182 (2011)
• Mormann: Zuständigkeitsrechtlicher Schutz vor Kapitalanlegerklagen in den USA Jenaer Wissenschaftliche Verlagsgesellschaft (2010)
• Mormann/Lindemann: Maklerklauseln und Vorkaufsrechte Monatsschrift für Deutsches Recht 1113 (2007)