Susan Chase has over 25 years of experience addressing social injustices as an attorney in the Community Development Project of the Legal Aid Society in New York City where she represented entrepreneurs, religious entities, and community organizations seeking to improve and empower disenfranchised and marginalized communities. She has extensive experience in affordable housing policy, financing and development, corporate law, and nonprofit law. Before joining Michigan Law, Professor Chase taught the Nonprofit and Small Business Law Clinic at New York Law School. Her academic research agenda focuses on spatial displacement and the racial wealth gap.

Susan H. Chase
- Visiting Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
- Community Enterprise Clinic
- 3074 Jeffries Hall
- 734.615.2947
Assistant(s)
- Barbara Vibbert Ilona
- Laura Shiltz A