Month: October 2024

Penn State University has officially submitted a plan to reunify its two law schools to the Council of the American Bar Association Section of Legal Education and Admissions.  The proposed…

I've just picked up an exciting new book that contributes significantly to the Trusts & Estates field. Critical Trusts Law: Reading Roger Cotterrell (Nick Piška & Hayley Gibson eds., 2024)…

I recently sat down for a Q&A with UVA Law for my recent paper with Al Roth, WHO Says Countries Should Be Self-Sufficient In (Unremunerated) Organs And Blood. The full…

"As Time Goes By" is immediately recognizable from Dooley Wilson's 1942 performance in Casablanca, but Herman Hupfeld actually wrote it in 1931 for the forgettable Broadway musical Everybody's Welcome. It ...

This just in: As the Symposium Editors for Volume 59 of Georgia Law Review, it is our pleasure to announce our annual symposium for the Spring of 2025: “A Nation…

This just in: Summary: St. Mary’s University School of Law invites applications for three full-time Assistant, Associate, or full Professors of Practice to work in one or a combination of ...

I’m pleased to announce that I’ve joined the newly-formed Editorial Board of Philosophy & Public Affairs, “the highly regarded philosophy journal whose future was put in doubt when all of its…

This just in: The landscape of the Second Amendment has radically shifted post-New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen. Every day, courts are holding that various long-standing firearms…

This just in: The Touro Law Center Journal of Race, Gender, and Ethnicity is pleased to issue this call for papers as part of its 2025 symposium, The Governance, Law,…

My guest today is Brian Bix, the Frederick W. Thomas Professor of Law And Philosophy at the University of Minnesota School of Law. He teaches and writes in the areas…