Stacey Lantagne, University of Mississippi School of Law, has published When Real People Become Fictional: The Collision of Trademark, Copyright, and Publicity Rights in Online Stories About Celebrities. Here is the abstract.Fanficion is frequently defined as the writing of
Oxford Conference on General Principles of Law
Institute of European and Comparative Law
Celebrating 20 Years of the Institute of European and Comparative Law
Friday 25-26 September 2015
St Anne’s College Oxford and the Mathematical Institute,
Price Moot Court Competition, March 25-March 27, 2015
From the Price Media Law Moot Court Competition organizers: We are delighted to share details of events that will be held in Oxford this week around the Price Media Law Moot Court Competition. We look forward to welcoming 40 universities from
Tom Freeland’s Death Silences Influential Voice
News broke Saturday that Oxford attorney Tom Freeland died at age 59. An attorney in Oxford for over thirty years, Freeland became well known throughout the region as a blogger on NMissCommentor and a predecessor blog.
I never met Freeland.
Free speech is so last century. Today s students want the right to be comfortable » The Spectator
I was attacked by a swarm of Stepford students this week. On Tuesday, I was supposed to take part in a debate about abortion at Christ Church, Oxford. I was invited by the Oxford Students for Life to put the
$125,000 Jury Verdict in Oxford Federal Court Bad Faith Case
On November 4, 2014 a federal court jury in Oxford rendered a plaintiff verdict of $125,000 in Pass v. GEICO. Here is the Judgment.
Here is the Pre-Trial Order.
The plaintiffs bought car insurance from GEICO over the
Bailey Farms Recalls Salmonella Tainted Peppers
Serrano Chile Peppers Recalled for Possible Salmonella Contamination
Bailey Farms of Oxford, NC, is voluntarily recalling 6,215 pounds of Fresh Serrano Chile Peppers because they could be contaminated with Salmonella. The peppers were distributed to Meijer Inc., and customers may have purchased this product from Oct. 14-19 at
$18,000 Jury Verdict against City of Bruce in Federal Court Racial Discrimination Trial
On January 14, 2014 a federal court jury in Oxford rendered a $18,000 verdict in Gray v. City of Bruce.
Here is the Plaintiff’s Complaint in the case.
Roderick Keith Gray alleged that in 2010 the City of Bruce failed
Seven reasons to continue blogging – even when you want to quit
Ali Luke (@aliventures), who blogs about fiction writing from Oxford, England, shares seven reasons why you ought to continue blogging when you are ready to throw in the towel. Though Luke is encouraging non-lawyers to continue blogging, I
