Posts by Kim Krawiec

Next up is Lisa Fairfax, the Leroy Sorenson Merrifield Research Professor of Law at the George Washington University Law School. Lisa teaches courses in the business area including Corporations, a…

As some Loungers will already know, board diversity is a topic that I’ve studied for several years. Together with Lissa Broome and John Conley at the University of North Carolina,…

Folks – we’re kicking off the mini-symposium, "What’s The Return On Equality? A Conversation About Board Diversity" with the below post from Aaron Dhir. Aaron is a Senior Research Scholar…

This is just a reminder that the Faculty Lounge mini-symposium on board diversity will be held next week.  Regular Lounge readers know that we occasionally host mini-symposia on special topics…

From our friends at Berkeley Law comes the following announcement: The Berkeley Center for Law, Business and the Economy is seeking to hire a Research Fellow with an anticipated start…

Those of you on twitter should feel free to join me tonight as I host a Bioethx chat on Reverse Transplant Tourism. Given that I am a twitter moron, still…

Regular Lounge readers know that we occasionally host min-symposia on special topics here, such as the recent Taxing Eggs symposium.  Well, I’m pleased to announce that we’ll host a mini-symposium…

Via Al Roth comes news of a detailed article in yesterday’s Toledo Blade about the first Reverse Transplant Tourism surgery that I blogged about the other day.  From the news…

Regular readers will recall that I’ve blogged here before about Reverse Transplant Tourism (RTT), a new form of cross border kidney paired donation that Mike Rees and I propose in…

Yesterday, as expected, the US District Court for the Northern District of California certified a class of human egg donors in Kamakahi v. ASRM on the question of whether an…