Month: June 2017

This just in: Chapman Law Review Symposium 2018: Special Jurisdictions Within and Outside the United States Countries across the world have sought to encourage growth by creating Special Economic Zones…

I have some exciting news: after nine years on the UNC faculty I'm returning to the University of Alabama, where I will hold the Paul and Charlene Jones Chair.  This…

Tulane University School of Law invites applications for several faculty positions we have available for AY 2018-2019. Faculty members currently teaching at U.S. law schools with strong publication and teaching…

This just in:   Call for Papers  for the Inaugural Northeast Privacy Scholars Workshop October 20, 2017 at New York Law School Abstracts/Applications to have a paper workshopped due August ...

I have an oped in The Forward about the situation at Fresno State.  The first part of the article is about stuff I covered in earlier blog posts (most recently here,…

The University of Idaho College of Law’s 2018 Idaho Law Review symposium issue will study the impact of Terry v. Ohio, a decision nearly 50 years old.  The symposium will be…

The University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law seeks a 75% FTE faculty fellow to serve as the Associate Director of its LL.M. in Lawyering program. The position will work…

The subject of idea stealing came up briefly at a faculty workshop today, which reminded me of Tom Lehrer's great song "Lobachevsky," pasted below for your academic enjoyment: This, of…

Kim Talus, a renowned European scholar of energy law, will join Tulane University in January 2018 as the inaugural holder of the James McCulloch Chair in Energy Law. Talus also…

We have the following call for papers for a conference on the "Property Implications of the Sharing Economy Workshop," which will be at Penn State Law (University Park) on October…