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PropertyProf Blog
CFP: Law and Communities Conference @Bar Ilan University Law
By Chris Odinet
We are delighted to announce that, on Sunday 3 and Monday 4 June 2018, the Bar Ilan University law school and the Center for Jewish and Democratic law will be…
ContractsProf Blog
Secondary-market ticket brokers, “derivative works,” and preliminary injunctions
In a copyright-ish case falling under the contract umbrella, Broker Genius, Inc. v. Volpone, 17-cv-8627 (SHS), a recent case out of the Southern District of New York, is a contract…
M & A Law Prof Blog
Call for Papers: Contractual Governance
By CorporateAcquisitions MergerLawBlogger
From our friends at the AALS Section on Business Associations: Call for Papers for Section on Business Association Program onContractual Governance: the Role of Private Orderingat the 2019 AALS Annual MeetingThe…
ContractsProf Blog
“Similar in concept” IHOP diner follow-up!
Thanks to Andy Feldstein of Huntington Technology Finance, who sent me an email after reading yesterday's IHOP post. Reading the opinion left me confused, but Andy points out that a…
LawSites
Non-Artificial Contracts Intelligence Joins Artificial Intelligence Contracts Company
In news that should bring solace to all lawyers who fear losing ground to AI robot overlords, an artificial intelligence contract-review company has announced the addition to its board of…
China Law Blog
Dual Language China Contracts: Don’t Get Fooled!
By Dan Harris
[caption id="attachment_31896" align="aligncenter" width="560"] Don't trust the translation[/caption] Can't believe this is still happening, but it is, and in numbers that would likely surprise many. The "this" to which I…
ContractsProf Blog
The Disney/Redbox dispute’s contract angle
Lots of people have been discussing the recent Central District of California ruling, Disney Enterprises v. Redbox Automated Retail, Case No. CV 17-08655 DDP (AGRx) (those links are a random selection),…
ContractsProf Blog
Using Contract Law to Address Climate Change
I have the great honor and pleasure of posting the below guest blog written by noted environmental scholar Dan Farber, the Sho Sato Professor Of Law and the Faculty Director…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
Is an Inclusion Rider a Quota? And so what if it is?
By Tracy Thomas
Frances McDormand's "Inclusion Riders" are Just a Quota SystemUniversity of Southern California communications professor Stacy Smith is credited with inventing the idea of inclusion riders, although she was careful to…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
Hollywood’s Contractual Inclusion Rider Created by Communications Professor and Civil Rights Lawyer
By Tracy Thomas
Oscar-winner McDormand Wants an "Inclusion Rider" Few people watching Sunday night’s Oscar awards knew what Frances McDormand was talking about as she ended her Best Actress acceptance speech with an obscure…