Professor Fahey received her LL.M in taxation from Georgetown University Law School and then clerked for the Honorable James Halpern at the U.S. Tax Court. Following her clerkship, Professor Fahey taught at Vermont Law School as a visiting associate professor of law for several years and has taught at New York Law School as an associate professor of law since 2006. Her courses include individual income tax, corporate tax, taxation of business entities, administrative law, civil procedure, and Sales (Article 2 of the U.C.C.). Her most recent law review article, “The Movement to Destroy the Income Tax and the IRS: Who is doing it and how they are succeeding” will be published this year in the Florida Tax Review.