Month: January 2011

For those of you whose new year's resolutions had something to do with being less distracted by technology (PDAs, cellphones, Facebook etc), Chris Brogan gives some useful tips here.

For those of you who haven't noticed, the nomination of UC Berkeley law professor Goodwin Liu to the Ninth Circuit died at year's end.  In exchange for passing over Liu…

Richmond law professor Henry Chambers (pictured) shares some thoughts on his faith and his approach to reading the Bible in this weekend editorial from the Richmond Times-Dispatch.

Just before Christmas, I received David Skeel’s The New Financial Deal from Wiley.  I read it in two days and then adopted it for my financial derivatives seminar. Like many…

Because of Kate Fort's post at Turtle Talk about discussions underway regarding repatriation of Native Americans who fought for the United States and died at Petersburg, I decided to stop at…

After listening to about 40 hours of congressional hearings, conference meetings, and testimony on Dodd-Frank, I’ve learned quite a few things.  One is that combing through the legislative history of…