Posts by Kim Krawiec

Over at ContractsProfBlog, Jeremy Telman has an interesting post on the current state of NIL concluding that "the center cannot hold" and urging a move to a development league model:…

The BBC has the story, here:  "Are the relics of the Buddha a commodity that can be treated like a work of art to be sold on the market?" wonders…

I posted a new article to SSRN, Repugnant Work. Here is the abstract: This chapter discusses the repugnant income generating activities ("RIGA") of phase I medical research ("guinea pigging"), sex…

In this moving piece, Sally Satel, a two time kidney transplant patient argues in favor of The End Kidney Deaths Act. One thing I always appreciate about Sally is her…

 "The EKDA, a 10-year pilot program proposed by the Coalition to Modify NOTA, offers a sensible, moderate approach to valuable consideration in the form of refundable tax credits of $50,000…

This abstract, with an interesting title, from an always-interesting author, came across my desk recently. Anita Bernstein, Are You There Law? It's Me Semen. Here's the abstract from SSRN: AbstractJoining…

This long-awaited paper from Kessler and Roth was just published last week. As Roth notes, they began work on the project in 2010, when Kessler was "just a kid." In…

The new Research Handbook on the Philosophy of Contract Law, edited by Mindy Chen-Wishart and Prince Saprai, and published by Edward Elgar Publishing is now out. From the publisher: With…

The Guardian has the news in this story: ‘Medical calamity’: dozens of Dutch sperm donors fathered at least 25 children. (HT: Al Roth's Market Design Blog) According to the article:…

In the course of preparing remarks for an upcoming roundtable, I was searching back through my old posts and came across this still-relevant blast from the past, How Is An…