Columbia Law School JD. Stony Brook mathematician. Stuyvesant alumnus. Fifteen years of real-world legal and financial practice — now available to teach at the college and independent high school level.
I can teach across law, mathematics, and related fields. My credentials are real-world — a practicing attorney and mathematician, not an academic generalist. Every subject I offer, I know from the inside.
Alongside my teaching work, I track the companies, technologies, and market structure behind the rise of physical AI — humanoids, drones, industrial automation, and the supply chain building the next decade of the real-world economy.
Built for accredited investors, family offices, and founders seeking private robotics deal flow. My framework: what painful real-world job does this robot do, who pays for it, and why does it work now?
I am an attorney and mathematician based in New York City. I attended Stuyvesant High School, studied mathematics and biology at Stony Brook University, and earned my J.D. from Columbia Law School, where I was awarded the Milbank Fellowship in Law and Economics.
My legal career has spanned corporate bankruptcy during the financial crisis (Lehman Brothers, Bear Stearns), securities and derivatives litigation at Paul Weiss and Labaton Sucharow, IP licensing, venture fund advising, and cryptocurrency compliance work dating back to 2013.
I am also a performing musician — multi-instrumentalist, comfortable on a stage, and genuinely energized by teaching ideas to people who want to understand them. That is why I am pursuing teaching now. I have been doing it informally my entire career.
For teaching inquiries, investment research, or anything else — I respond within 24 hours.
zeev@zeev.org