Month: May 2018

I have this essay in The Forward, describing my first venture into the Deep South: My Disarming Jewish Encounter With The Deep South May 17, 2018  Many years ago, I ...

Horace E. Anderson, Jr., a long-time faculty member and formerly the Associate Dean, is now serving as the Interim Dean at the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University.…

Here is how Justice Ginsburg concluded her majority opinion in McCoy v. Louisiana, decided yesterday by SCOTUS: Larry English was placed in a difficult position; he had an unruly client ...

Following up on my March 10 post regarding my client (and ContractsProfBlog editor) Associate Professor Myanna Dellinger's tenure fight, I am pleased to report that Professor Dellinger has been awarded tenure by the…

This just in: Building on the success of the Inaugural Equality Law Scholars’ Forum held at UC Berkeley Law last fall, and in the spirit of academic engagement and mentoring…

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I know what you are thinking. Is this some kind of a joke?  But no, it isn’t. I am actually writing to say that Florida Coastal is being treated unfairly ...

In the course of my reading about sociology, I have noticed that many prominent scholars received their PhDs from schools outside the top four or five programs.  In addition, highly…

As a former state-level public defender, I'm very aware that I'm in a minority in the legal academy. In my experience, among those law professors who have litigation experience, most…

For anyone interested in the use of trademarks in the publishing industry, an interesting situation is emerging in the romance writers' area. This week romance author Faleena Hopkins was granted…