| September 2, 2007 | to | September 9, 2007 |
The 25th Cambridge International Symposium on Economic Crime is on “The Wealth of Nations - At Risk.” It will take place at Jesus College, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK, September 2-9, 2007.
| September 5, 2007 |
David Seipp (BU Law), Formalism and Realism in Fifteenth-Century English Law: Bodies Corporate and Natural
Tom Baker (UConn Law), Bargaining in the Shadow of the Shadow of the Law: Settlement and Directors’ and Officers’ Liability Insurance in Shareholder Class Actions
Scott Dodson (Arkansas Law), The Living Constitution: What Would Darwin Say?
Ondine Galvez-Sniffen & Kate Aguirre (Immigration Law, Education and Advocacy Project), The New Bedford Raids: Legal and Community Responses
Mark McKenna (Saint Louis Law), Trademark Use and the Problem of Source in Trademark Law
The AALS Evidence Section is looking for proposals about teaching evidence using new technologies, to be presented at the AALS Mid-Year Meeting Conference entitled The Future of Evidence: How Science and Technology Are Changing Evidence Law, June 3-8, 2008, in Cleveland. The full request for proposals is after the jump. The deadline for proposals is Oct. 1, 2007. Jump to full post
Washburn University School of Law and the Washburn Law Journal host Humanizing Legal Education, Oct. 19-21, 2007, in Topeka, KS. Papers will be published in a symposium issue of the Law Journal.
The AARP Foundation National Legal Training Project presents the 7th Annual National Aging & Law Conference: Safety Net for Older Americans: What Can Be Done to Protect It?, Oct. 11-13 (with a pre-conference workshop on Oct. 10), 2007, in Arlington, VA.
The National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys presents the 2007 NAELA Institute - It’s Now or Never, November 2-4 (with a presession day on Nov. 1), 2007, in Memphis, TN.
The Canadian Centre for Elder Law Studies hosts “Moving Forward, Moving Beyond” November 8-10, 2007, in Vancouver, BC.
Steve Goldberg (Georgetown Law), Intelligent Design in Law, Religion and Science
Susan Franck (Nebraska Law), Empirical Analysis of Investment Treaty
Tom McGarity (Texas Law), Freedom to Harm: The Thirty-Year Assault on the Positive State and the Coming Crisis of Accountability
| September 4, 2007 |
Steve Goldberg (Georgetown Law), Intelligent Design in Law, Religion and Science
Susan Franck (Nebraska Law), Empirical Analysis of Investment Treaty
Tom McGarity (Texas Law), Freedom to Harm: The Thirty-Year Assault on the Positive State and the Coming Crisis of Accountability
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