Category: Law Professors  
PrawfsBlawg - September 02, 2010
I'm very excited to be doing my first-ever blogging stint on PrawfsBlawg.  I'm in my fifth year on the faculty at Pace Law School, where I teach Education Law, Employment Law, Civil Procedure, and (for the first time next semester) Constitutional Law.  I'm especially interested in K-1
Professor Bainbridge - September 02, 2010
We blogged the other day on the new Dodd-Frank requirement that companies disclose the ratio between their CEO's pay and
Professor Bainbridge - September 02, 2010
From Hotline (HT: Mataconis): O'Donnell, a peren
Professor Bainbridge - September 02, 2010
In at least one small way, our friends at The Defining Tension corporate law blog live in a freer country than
Professor Bainbridge - September 02, 2010
In Bertie Sees it Through, Bertie Wooster's moustache is subjected to a series of withering criticisms before finally getting praise from Florence Craye, prompting Bertie to observe that: I mean, while one lives for one's Art, so to speak, and cares little for the public's p
Michael Froomkin's Discourse.net - September 02, 2010
Joe Garcia's campaign (FL-25) just sent an email blast out touting the results of their latest poll: We just got the results in from our pollster, and it's great news for Joe. We are beating David Rivera by 4 points. No word on the actual percentages
PrawfsBlawg - September 02, 2010
According to A Handbook on Law School Pro Bono Programs, published by the AALS in June 2001, "123 law schoo
PrawfsBlawg - September 01, 2010
Not sure how I ended up on its email distribution list but I often receive email blasts from the American Association of University Professors. Today's was about how universities could address the increasingly challenging situation of hiring faculty with a partner or spouse who is also an academi
PrawfsBlawg - September 01, 2010
Greetings.  Brendan Maher here, and I'm very much looking forward to guest-posting over the next month.  Im particularly fond of civil procedure and ERISA and especially love talking about the latter, which might make me the most boring cock
Professor Bainbridge - September 01, 2010
I guess Law Professor Gerard Magliocca has been reading the latest pol
Michael Froomkin's Discourse.net - September 01, 2010
One of the big stories of the day is buried in my newspaper, on the inside of the Metro section: 3 amendments kept off Florida ballot
PrawfsBlawg - September 01, 2010
As usual, I should begin with an apology for my sporadic (if ever there was a euphemism) blogging here as of late.  Part of it has been guest-stints elsewhere; part of it has been a
PrawfsBlawg - September 01, 2010
I would like to thank Dan Markel for inviting me back for another guest stint at PrawfsBlawg. The last time I was here, I led my posts with an entry about what class more law schools should add to
Michael Froomkin's Discourse.net - September 01, 2010
A very good read: Sarah Palin the Sound and the Fury. Full of creepy personal details. And this: For messaging stra
Mauled Again - September 01, 2010
The other day, a distant cousin distant both geographically and in terms of degree of relationship, something on the order of fifth cousin sent me The Best of All Possible Americas, a posting on