Daniel Lathrope (UC-Hastings) has accepted a chair at San Francisco:

Professor Lathrope grew up in Indiana and the East Bay, and joined the Hastings faculty in 1980. He received his undergraduate degree at the University of Denver, his J.D. at Northwestern University (Order of the Coif, law review), and an LL.M. in Taxation at New York University. After law school, Professor Lathrope practiced law in Phoenix, Arizona.

Professor Lathrope teaches courses in taxation. He served as Dean at Hastings for the 1987-88 academic year and as Academic Dean from 1988 to 1990. Professor Lathrope has taught in the graduate tax programs at New York University and the University of Florida, and spent a semester and one summer teaching at Leiden University in The Netherlands. He is co-author, with Lind, Schwarz and Rosenberg, of Fundamentals of Corporate Taxation, Fundamentals of Partnership Taxation, and Fundamentals of Business Enterprise Taxation. He is co-author, with Freeland, Lind and Stephens of Fundamentals of Federal Income Taxation. He is the author of a treatise on the alternative minimum tax. His hobbies include golf and fantasy football. He strives to keep his golf handicap in single digits.