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The Faculty Lounge
Contracts Conference (Part Five)
So far I am greatly enjoying the Spring Contracts Conference, which I am currently attending at UNLV. One of the panels I caught this morning featured the intersection of contract…
China Law Blog
Four Tips for Keeping Your (Marketing) Business China Legal.
By Dan Harris
I wrote an article for Advertising Age Four Tips to Avoid Breaking the Law in China and though its focus is on the legal issues that arise from marketing in…
M & A Law Prof Blog
Tortious Interference and Pennzoil
By CorporateAcquisitions MergerLawBlogger
This is a great video. I post it because I recently had a conversation with a colleague about the Pennzoil v Texaco tortious interference with contract case. If you're teaching…
ContractsProf Blog
Jane Austen on Contracts to Dance
Thus the dashing Mr. Tilney addresses Catherine Morland, heroine of Northanger Abbey, upon discovering her in conversation with the odious Mr. Thorpe at the commencement of a dance:That gentleman would have…
ContractsProf Blog
Don’t try to navigate § 2-207 without it
In the mail today, the brand-new 6th edition of the Uniform Commercial Codehornbook by Jim White and Bob Summers. It's the first update since 2000 of the classic text that…
ContractsProf Blog
Tiger Woods’ Amicable Separation — From His Sponsors
We have posted before about rumors that Tiger Woods is negotiating with his wife so that she will stay in the marriage. Well, it seems that he has chosen not…
Delaware Corporate & Commercial Litigation Blog
Professor Bainbridge on “Efficient Breach” Theory of Contract and Related Moral Issues
Professor Bainbridge discusses the "efficient breach" theory of contract law, and related moral issues that it may raise, in a post here. The Delaware Court of Chancery, in its recent Nacco decision,…
The Faculty Lounge
Calling All Contracts Profs!
Our friends at the William S. Boyd School of Law at UNLV are hosting a two-day contracts conference in late February. From the announcement:Reviving the spirit of prior International Conferences…
The Faculty Lounge
The Law of the Crimson Tide?
Well, there's a course in wine law at Berkeley -- so why not? I missed the following news because I was buried in exams in December -- a law firm…
ContractsProf Blog
New Year’s Greetings from the ContractsProfs
On behalf of my fellow bloggers, I wish our readers a happy and healthy 2010. May all your dealings be mutually beneficial.May all your terms be clear and unambiguous, and May…