After a
strenuous bike ride in Patagonia last week, I summoned the energy to crank out the
first draft of an opinion piece that was published just a couple of days later in the
Yale Daily News. The piece raises
Yale
Short Take: It’s “A” Or Out
There is a weird dynamic that happens when you attend an elite college. You go in believing you’re pretty darn smart, which is why you’re heading for New Haven instead of Podunk, and as a pretty darn smart person, you’re…
Amy Chua, Yale Law School, and the Problem With Whistleblowing – The Atlantic
Every striver who ever slipped the rank of their birth to ascend to a higher order has shared the capacity to ingratiate themselves with their betters. What the truly exceptional ones have in common is the ability to connect not…
Emerging Immprof: Teaching and Learning
Immprofs Kayleen Hartman, Liz Keyes, Stella Burch Elias, Jill Family, Pooja DadhaniaThe 5th Biennial Emerging Immigration Scholars Conference kicked off with a panel on teaching & learning innovations in immigration law.The panel was moderated by Pooja Dadhania, who just…
Kaminski on Authorship: Disrupted: AI Authors in Copyright and First Amendment Law @MargotKaminski
Margot E. Kaminski, University of Colorado Law School; Yale University Information Society Project; Yale University Law School; University of Colorado, Boulder, Silicon Flatirons Center for Law, Technology, and Entrepreneurship, is publishing Authorship, Disrupted: AI Authors in Copyright and First Amendment…
Yale and the 1st Amendment
This surprized me. I know you’ve probably seen it already.…
Article On Correcting the Record Regarding the Restatement of Property’s Slayer Rule
Lawrence W. Waggoner (University of Michigan Law School) & John H. Langbein (Yale University – Law School) recently published his article entitled, Correcting the Record Regarding the Restatement of Property’s Slayer Rule in the Brooklyn Law Review’s Symposium Issue on Restatements…
Law blogs effect on legal scholarship continued
Frank Pasquale, a Seton Hall Law Professor, picked up Yale Law Report’s interview of Jack Balkin, Jack a Professor of Constitutional Law and the First Amendment at Yale Law School, on the role of law blogs in legal…
Martindale-Hubbell to be replaced by Google as leading lawyer locator?
Martindale-Hubbell lawyer directory is a candidate to be replaced by Google per Wired General Counsel, a blog published by a general counsel in the Midwest.
The main reason: because it’s there, and it’s big, and it’s information rich, a…