Prof. Johnson teaches Debtor-Creditor Rights, Consumer Bankruptcy Law, Consumer Law, Consumer Protection Seminar, Sales, and Secured Transactions. Professor Johnson's scholarship and advocacy is in the fields of consumer bankruptcy issues and predatory consumer transactions, including payday loans and subprime mortgages. She is the author of several articles, including the following two most recent ones: Crushed By COVID-19 Medical Bills, Coronavirus Victims Need Debt Relief Under the Bankruptcy Code and Workers' Compensation Laws,125 Penn St. L. Rev. 453 (2021): Relief for Student Loan Borrowers Victimized by “Relief” Companies Masquerading as Legitimate Help, 11 UC Irvine L. Rev. 105 (2020).
Professor Johnson holds a JD degree from West Virginia University and a BS in Accounting from Louisiana State University.
