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Daniel Sharfstein on Second Skins
At the Seminar in Private Law on March 31, 2020, Daniel Sharfstein, Professor of Law and Professor of History at Vanderbilt Law School, presented his paper about the arbitration and labor rules in New York’s fur business in the early 20th century.
Khiara Bridges on Family Law of the Poor
At the first virtual session of the Seminar in Private Law on March 24, 2020, Professor Khiara Bridges of Berkeley Law presented her work titled “Family Law of the Poor.”
Elizabeth Sepper on Converting Corporate Social Responsibility
At the Seminar in Private Law on March 3, 2020, Elizabeth Sepper, Professor of Law at the University of Texas at Austin School of Law, presented her article “Converting Corporate Social Responsibility.”
Joshua Macey ’17 on the Regulatory Compact
At the Seminar in Private Law on February 18, 2020, Joshua C. Macey ’17, a Visiting Assistant Professor of Law at Cornell Law School, presented his article, titled “The Regulatory Compact.”
Nathaniel Donahue and John Fabian Witt on Tort as Private Administration
At the Seminar in Private Law on February 11, 2020, Nathaniel Donahue, a J.D./Ph.D. candidate at Yale University and John Fabian Witt ’99, Allen H. Duffy Class of 1960 Professor of Law at Yale Law School, presented their paper, titled “Tort as Private Administration.”
Arthur Ripstein Speaks on “A Wrong Personal to You”
At the Seminar in Private Law on January 28, 2020, Arthur Ripstein, Professor of Law and Philosophy and University Professor at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law, presented his paper “A Wrong Personal to You.”
Seminar in Private Law Focuses on Private Law and Inequality
The Seminar in Private Law for spring 2020 will devote itself the question of private law and inequality.
Expanding Access to Justice through Online Dispute Resolution
At the Seminar in Private Law April 16, 2019, Colin Rule, VP of Online Dispute Resolution at Tyler Technologies, spoke about expanding access to justice through online dispute resolution.
Orly Lobel on Covenants not to Compete and Human Capital Accumulation
Orly Lobel, Don Weckstein Professor of Labor and Employment Law, Class of 1975 Endowed Professor at University of San Diego School of Law presented her new paper, titled “Gentlemen Prefer Bonds: How Employers Fix the Talent Market” at the Center for Private Law.
Lisa Austin on Privacy, Social Identity, and Manipulation
At the Seminar in Private Law, Professor Lisa Austin, Chair in Law and Technology, Faculty of Law, University of Toronto, led the session titled “Privacy, Social Identity and Manipulation.”