Family Law's Doctrines
The father of the American law school, Christopher Columbus Langdell, famously conceptualized the law as akin to science. On this… Continue reading →
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Antitrust Enforcement, Regulation, and Digital Platforms
There is a growing concern over concentration and market power in a broad range of industrial sectors in the United… Continue reading →
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The Dichotomous Treatment of Efficiencies in Horizontal Mergers: Too Much? Too Little? Getting it Right
The extent to which horizontal mergers deliver competitive benefits that offset any potential for competitive harm is a critical issue… Continue reading →
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The Persistence of System in Property Law
According to conventional wisdom, property has disintegrated. Property law has undergone many changes since the heyday of Legal Realism, and… Continue reading →
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Nascent Competitors
A nascent competitor is a firm whose prospective innovation represents a serious threat to an incumbent. Protecting such competition is… Continue reading →
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Intuitive Formalism in Contract
This Article starts with the proposition that most American contracting is consumer contracting, posits that consumer contracting has particular and… Continue reading →
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A National Study of Access to Counsel in Immigration Court
Although immigrants have a right to be represented by counsel in immigration court, it has long been the case that… Continue reading →
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Adapting Copyright for the Mashup Generation
Growing out of the rap and hip hop genres as well as advances in digital editing tools, music mashups have… Continue reading →
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An Economic Understanding of Search and Seizure Law
This Article uses economic concepts to understand search and seizure law, the law governing government investigations that is most often… Continue reading →
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How Corporate Governance Is Made: The Case of the Golden Leash
This Article presents a case study of a corporate governance innovation: the incentive compensation arrangement for activist‐nominated director candidates colloquially… Continue reading →