Month: April 2011

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I remember when I was home sick, as a kid, burning through the day watching soap operas.  General Hospital, All My Children - even Ryan's Hope.  These were odd shows,…

On Tuesday an egg donor, Lindsay Kamakahi (on behalf of herself and all others who sold donor services during the past four years), sued ASRM (American Society for Reproductive Medicine),…

Rob Wilcox, currently the associate dean for academic affairs at the University of South Carolina School of Law, has been named the new dean.  Wilcox, a USC (Gamecocks, that is)…

Damian R. Bonazzoli was a senior staff clerk with the Massachusetts Appeals Court by day.  By night, he was Student-for-Hire, a man who would write you a twenty page term paper for…

The list of five finalists has been trimmed to three. Actually two, given that Stephen Mazza recently had the "interim" tag removed from his title at KU.

  Harvard University Press has just published a book by Serena Mayeri (Penn). Here is the publisher's description of Reasoning from Race Feminism, Law, and the Civil Rights Revolution: Informed…

The University of Tennessee is seeking a visitor for Spring 2012 to teach business/commercial law courses.  Interested parties should contact Professor George Kuney.

I've just finished reading John Tehranian's recent book, Whitewashed:  America's Invisible Middle Eastern Minority.  Although known better as an intellectual property and entertainment lawyer, Tehranian has put together a really…

This past Friday the University of Alabama hosted an exciting conference on "Dissenting Voices."  The speakers were Professors Susanna Lee of Georgetown University on "Detours and Dead Ends: The Narrative Lines of…