Call for Papers for int'l business and econ law for our Scholars’ Roundtable sponsored by Brooklyn Law School’s Dennis J. Block Center for the Study of International Business Law (Block Center). Submission deadline is June 28. brooklaw.edu/-/media/Brookla…
So excited to announce our 2023 IBL Symposium on the USMCA (the successor treaty to NAFTA)!
Friday, October 6 at Brooklyn Law School.
More info and registration here: brooklaw.edu/News-and.../Eve…
So excited to announce our 2023 IBL Symposium on the USMCA (the successor treaty to NAFTA)!
Friday, October 6 at Brooklyn Law School.
More info and registration here: brooklaw.edu/News-and.../Eve…
The event will provide 6.5 hours of CLE credit which includes Professional Practice (3.5 credits), Skills (1.5 credits), and Diversity, Inclusion, and Elimination of Bias (1.5 credits). brooklaw.edu/News-and.../Eve…
The glacial pace of SCOTUS is astounding. Mallory was argued in NOVEMBER! It is June 22. I have had more published thoughts on personal jurisdiction since November and I had AN ENTIRE BABY during that time!
April 20 & 21 — Join us at NYU Law for a conference in honor of Professor Linda Silberman. The first woman law professor to receive tenure at NYU, Linda retired from NYU Law after 50 years of contributions through her research and teaching. More info: bit.ly/silberman-conference
Robin J. Effron @IReadJotwell, Fighting the Grift: The Stubborn Creep of Bankruptcy as a Forum for Aggregate Litigation courtslaw.jotwell.com/fighti… reviewing Lindsey D. Simon, Bankruptcy Grifters, 131 Yale L.J. 1154 (2022).
Can a court assert personal jurisdiction over a defendant based on a forum selection clause in a contract the defendant never signed? The 5th Circuit says yes. The District of Utah says no. @binsky18 has thoughts (and some questions for the 5th Circuit).
tlblog.org/the-controversy-o…
I really, REALLY love whatever is in the @evite /Google/Amazon ad algorithm that sends me an Evite for a 5 year old's birthday party and suggests that I "give the gift of Bitcoin."
Forum Selection Clauses and Non-Signatories: A Play in Three Acts.
Act One
Fifth Circuit: "This doctrine is dubious and vague. And has been questioned by courts and profs. Maybe we should not adopt this "Closely Related and Foreseeable Test."
Our underlying article is Forum Selection Clauses, Non-Signatories, and Personal Jurisdiction, 97 Notre Dame L. Rev. 187 (2021).
Who wore it best, folks? The 5th Cir., or the D. of Utah?
(It's nice to be cited and excuse for ye olde Humble Brag.). But really! Come on, 5th cir!
TIL that my Cash Cab episode from like 2009 is still airing from time to time. My 15 minutes of fame go on into infinity, lol!
I still contend that this, along with running @approvemypaper are my two greatest achievements in life.