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Category: Law Professors
Professor Bainbridge - February 02, 2012
CBS News reports that the Senate just passed the STOCK Act to ban Congressional insider trading, but only after subjecting it to 20 proposed amendments:
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Professor Bainbridge - February 02, 2012
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) celebrates passage of the STOCK Act:
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PrawfsBlawg - February 02, 2012
Ever have that problem where you are finishing up an article, putting the final changes in the text, emailing it to your editors and then you see yet another new source that arguably buttresses some of your (hopefully already) well-supported arguments?
That's how I feel today. The W
PrawfsBlawg - February 02, 2012
Thanks to Dan and everyone at PrawfsBlawg for the opportunity to post this month. As my research focuses on transnational litigation (in other words, what happens when civil procedure meets foreign law and parties), I have been
PrawfsBlawg - February 02, 2012
My friend Dave is a game designer in Seattle. He and his friends at Spry Fox made an unusually cute and clever game called Triple Town
Michael Froomkin's Discourse.net - February 02, 2012
Groundhog Day Is Worth Revisiting, Wouldnt You Say? is Chris Lough’s appreciation of the 1993 movie.
Groundhog Day is one of the very few movies I’ve willingly seen more th
PrawfsBlawg - February 02, 2012
Many thanks to Adam Benforado, Chad Flanders, Brett McDonnell, Tom Ulen, Molly Wilson, and especially our author Lynn Stout for an engaging and thoughtful book club on Cultivating Conscience.�
PrawfsBlawg - February 02, 2012
The 4th Annual Junior Faculty Federal Courts Workshop will (finally) take place at FIU beginning at 9 a.m. tomorrow morning. There is a terrific slate of papers on a wide range of Fed Courts issues, so it should make for some very interesting conversations. And we have a great group of senior men
PrawfsBlawg - February 02, 2012
Back when I taught undergraduates in the early '90s, universities were undertaking the initial push towards distance education. For many of us, the concept raised significant labor issues: as class sizes grew via distance ed., as schools with more valuable brands entered the market, and as the di
Michael Froomkin's Discourse.net - February 02, 2012
Naked Capitalism Blog — which I would currently rank as the most essential reading in blogdom —
Law at the End of the Day - February 01, 2012
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Professor Bainbridge - February 01, 2012
Keith Bishop's critique gets republished by Forbes.com. Good stuff. Couldn't agree more.
Professor Bainbridge - February 01, 2012
It's important to remember that the controversial Citizens United decision struck down certain federal campaign finance restrictions on not just for profit corporations, but also unions
Anupam Chander - February 01, 2012
Facebook obliquely references SOPA/PIPA in its disclosure (along with other proposed laws), as a risk factor to its business:
... there have been a number of recent legislative proposals in the United States, at both the federal and state level, that would impose new obligations in ar
Anupam Chander - February 01, 2012
Dayton, Ohio,
August 7, 1865
To My Old Master, Colonel P.H. Anderson, Big Spring, Tennessee
Sir: I got your letter, and was glad to
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