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conferences/symposia
Call for Proposals: AALS Section on Balance in Legal Education and Academic Support
CALL FOR PROPOSALS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF LAW SCHOOLS – 2011 Conference, Jan 5-9th A Joint Program of the Sections on Balance in Legal Education and Academic Support Co-Sponsored by the Section on Student Services Theme: “Beyond Humanizing: Can – and...
AALS 2011 Call for Proposals for Open Source Programming
The AALS has issued the following Call for Proposals for Open Source Programming at the 2011 Annual Meeting: Open Source sessions at the Annual Meeting are novel ideas for programs proposed by groups of faculty members and selected by a...
Lewis & Clark Law Review Symposium "Pondering Iqbal"
The Lewis & Clark Law Review Symposium "Pondering Iqbal" is now available on-line here. Contributions include: Edward Brunet, The Substantive Origins of “Plausible Pleadings”: An Introduction to the Symposium on Ashcroft v. Iqbal, 14 Lewis & Clark L. Rev. 1...
Spencer on Iqbal and Restrictive Procedure
Prof. Benjamin Spencer (Washington & Lee) has posted on SSRN his forthcoming piece, Iqbal and the Slide Toward Restrictive Procedure, part of the Lewis & Clark Law Review's symposium on Ashcroft v. Iqbal. Here's the abstract: Last term, in Ashcroft...
Now In Print: Fordham Law Review Symposium On Owen Fiss's "Against Settlement"
The Fordham Law Review hosted a symposium in 2009 entitled "Against Settlement: Twenty-Five Years Later." The issue is now in print, and the contributions to the symposium are available here. Here's the line-up: Howard M. Erichson, Foreword: Reflections on the...
