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Category: Law Professors
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
Professor Bainbridge - February 01, 2012
David Zarig comments on the UK government's decision to strip former Royal Bank of Scotland CEO Frederick Goodwin of his knighthood:
... perhaps Britain is showing the w
Professor Bainbridge - February 01, 2012
NFL Network reports that former Giants QB Phil "Simms told NFL Network on Wednesday the legacies of Giants coach Tom Coughlin and QB Eli Manning will l
Professor Bainbridge - February 01, 2012
Brett McDonnell has an interesting post on the inherent ambiguity of "prosocial" behavior. His points are important, but I would like to rephrase and broa
Professor Bainbridge - February 01, 2012
ATL
Professor Bainbridge - February 01, 2012
Megan McArdle's got a great post on the flap over the Obama--Catholic Church fight over whether the latter should have to ensure that its employees have cover
Professor Bainbridge - February 01, 2012
Libery Law Blog
PrawfsBlawg - February 01, 2012
Many schools have tenure standards that require a junior scholar to build a national reputation in his or her area. In pursuit of this goal (and for the sheer fun of it), some juniors plan conferences in their area of research in order to bring together leading sc
PrawfsBlawg - February 01, 2012
Dahlia Lithwick has a story and preparations in Chicago for the G-8 Summit this spr
PrawfsBlawg - February 01, 2012
Is the American-style class action going global? The conventional wisdom is "no," as Professor Byron G. Stier of the Mass Tort Litigation Blog
PrawfsBlawg - February 01, 2012
I want to thank everyone again for giving me the opportunity to blog with you this past month. Before I go, one last, shameless plug: For a long time, those of us writing in complex litigation have been toying with ways to import lessons from administrative law to improve
Professor Bainbridge - February 01, 2012
In legislative parlance, a poison pill amendment is one intended not to improve a bill but to kill it. A classic example is one that loads the bill up with contentious additional matters, so as to provoke a defeat of the bill by those who support the original bill's goals but have legitimate
PrawfsBlawg - February 01, 2012
Taking my own experiences teaching two first-year courses (with the hopes of soon shifting to a third) and thinking about some of the curricular reforms that Ed Rubin spearheaded when he was dean at Vanderbilt, I've come up with at least a logic for reconstructing the first two years of law schoo
PrawfsBlawg - February 01, 2012
Most law review editors, and many law professors, are busy gearing up for the February/March submission cycle for law review articles and essays. In case you missed it, Sarah Lawsky's handy spreadsheet is available
PrawfsBlawg - February 01, 2012
Greetings Prawfs nation! I'm excited to have the opportunity to make my blogging debut for you.
With Superbowl XLVI rapidly approaching, the biggest NFL news yesterday was either the market democratizing
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