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ContractsProf Blog
The University of Illinois College of Law Needs Faculty, Including for Contracts
THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS COLLEGE OF LAW invites applications for positions on the tenured/tenure-track faculty to begin in August 2027. The College welcomes applications from scholars in all subject areas of…
Legal History Blog
CFP: Special Issues of the AJLH
By Dan Ernst
[We have the following Call for Proposals. DRE]The American Journal of Legal History is a well-established, quarterly publication covering all facets and periods of legal history. We are now accepting…
Trellis.Law Blog
Where Does the Time Go? Accounting for Docket Drag in Litigation Planning
Discovery stretches on. A hearing is postponed. A fully briefed motion sits for months without a ruling. From inside a single case, these delays can seem random—and therefore impossible to…
New Ideas Legal Tech
The Downside of Too Much Confidence
By Jerry Lawson
Colin Levy, one of the smartest and most accomplished people I know, recently observed that he sometimes lacks confidence, reporting he's "doubting his experience." Few things he could say would…
SALT Shaker
SALT Pet(s) of the Month: Rackham and Abbie
This month's featured pets are Rackham and Abbie, the seafaring companions of Perry Cooper, Senior Legal Reporter at Bloomberg Law. Rackham, a 9-year-old Mini Australian Shepherd, is named after the…
Critical Legal Thinking
London Review of International Law Fellow Call
The London Review of International Law is looking to appoint a new Editorial Fellow. The Fellow will be involved in all aspects of the Journal’s work and all stages of the…
Agricultural Law & Rural Practice | Solo Small Firm & General Practice Section
Court by Court: Observing Wisconsin’s Municipal Justice System
By Wisconsin Justice Initiative
By Erik Reinthaler, WJI Intern On a Thursday morning in July, people trickled into Racine Municipal Court for a docket made up mostly of traffic and ordinance violations. Some seemed…
Althouse
"In the exhilarating case of Madison, it’s important to pursue the frenzy, merge with the frenzy, ingest the frenzy."
By Ann Althouse
"The frenzy beckons along State Street, the central nervous system of the city and the 50,000-strong university, with main quadrangle Bascom Hill at the end opposite the state Capitol. The…
Althouse
"There's a little bit of a quicksand feeling."
By Ann Althouse
Althouse enters Lake Mendota for the first time after all these years. Meade, who's great at instigating variations on old rituals, made the video.
Althouse
"The other book I’ve been reading, Michael Glover Smith’s 'Bob Dylan as Filmmaker: No Time to Think,' takes up Dylan’s… forays into the world of cinema."
By Ann Althouse
"I got to witness one of them a few weeks ago, when I attended a rare public screening of the provocative and polarizing 2003 flick 'Masked and Anonymous,' co-written by…