Month: May 2013

The second half of my review of Peggy Radin’s new book on boilerplate has now been posted over at ContractsProf.  (Part I is here.)  In this second post, I use…

Today, the first half of my review of Peggy Radin’s new book, Boilerplate: The Fine Print, Vanishing Rights and the Rule of Law appears over at ContractsProf Blog.  A few…

 Mary Fan has a review over at Jotwell of Margaret Hu’s new article, Biometric ID Cybersurveillance, 88 Indiana L.J.__ (forthcoming 2013).  Mary Fan is an Associate Professor of Law at…

Professor Thomas Geu of the University of South Dakota School of Law has been named the school's new dean.  Geu holds a JD from the University of Nebraska and joined…

Professor Carlton Smith (Cardozo) and Professor Keith Fogg (Villanova) published a letter to the editor in today's Tax Notes.  They write: We were saddened to hear that acting Commissioner Steven…

University of Texas School of Law professor and associate dean (and former interim dean) Stephanie Lindquist is leaving Austin for Athens.  She has been named the new dean of the…

One of the great pleasures of a trip to NYC is a stop for afternoon tea.  No, it's not London.  But the city does have a number of wonderful places…

As I mentioned in a post last week, ContractsProf Blog has been hosting an on-line symposium on Peggy Radin’s new book, Boilerplate: The Fine Print, Vanishing Rights and the Rule of…

ContractsProf Blog is hosting an online symposium on Peggy Radin’s new book, Boilerplate: The Fine Print, Vanishing Rights and the Rule of Law over the next two weeks.  You can read…

I wish I had the resources to do more with womens colleges in University, Court, and Slave.  I talk some about proslavery thought at womens colleges (and academies) -- through a moral…