Month: April 2021

I have this new essay up today on Social Science Space: Finding Fault with Faux Facts Published on 04/14/2021  by Steven Lubet As I teach the students in my litigation ...

If you are a fan of reggaeton/Latin pop or Federal Income Taxation or both, you will love "Dear Tax People," a hilarious parody video of Despacito, the song originally recorded…

Panel: The Law and Politics of the 2020 Election and its Aftermath FIU College of Law will host a panel, The Law and Politics of the 2020 Election and its…

From an email message that I received in recent days: California Western School of Law (CWSL) is seeking applications from lateral candidates for one tenure or tenure-track position to begin…

My occasional coauthors David Tuller (UC Berkeley) and Brian Hughes (National University of Ireland) have an important new article in the Journal of Health Psychology. They provide a devastating critique…

On Wednesday, April 14, 2021 at 3:00 p.m. eastern, Washington & Lee University School of Law will host a virtual book launch celebration/discussion featuring Professor Michelle Drumbl’s recent book, “Tax…

    

New England Law | Boston is currently accepting applications for the position of New England Law Teaching Fellow. This fellowship is a two-year appointment beginning August 1, 2021. Through this…

The University of Louisville has announced that Professor Lars Smith, the law school's associate dean for faculty affairs, will take over as interim dean on June 1.  The current dean,…

UPDATE: It turns out that young Dr. Devine is not the only psychiatrist pushing a psychogenic theory of long-Covid. Oxford's venerable Dr. Michael Sharpe, infamous in some quarters for his ...