11th Feminist Legal Theory Conference: Applied Feminism and #MeToo, University of Baltimore School of Law We are happy to announce the Eleventh Feminist Legal Theory Conference

sponsored by The University of Baltimore School of Law's Center on Applied Feminism and... [...]

Goldburn P. Maynard Jr. (Louisville) presents Legislating Tax Cuts With Tall Tales at Pepperdine today as part of our Tax Policy Workshop Series hosted by Dorothy Brown and

Paul Caron and funded in part by a generous gift from Scott Racine: Part I provides a brief introduction to the work... [...]

William Kidder, (En)forcing a Foolish Consistency?: A Critique and Comparative Analysis of the Trump Administration’s Proposed Standard of Evidence Regulation for Campus

Title IX Proceedings Prevention of sexual assault and sexual harassment are major challenges at U.S. [...]

Erik Voeten, Gender and Judging: Evidence from the European Court of Human Rights, Are women’s appeals for judicial remedies more likely to be successful if there are more

women on the bench? Examinations of this question have mostly been confined... [...]

I'm interviewed in this story, with some thoughts on both gendered power and systemic remedies. NPR, Here & Now, Female Yale Students File Suit Alleging School Turned "Blind

Eye" to Fraternity Sexual Misconduct Three female students are suing Yale University... [...]

Tessa R. Davis (South Carolina) presented Freezing the Future: Elective Egg Freezing and the Limits of the Medical Expense Deduction, 106 Ky. L. Rev. ___ (2019), last week

at SMU as part of its Faculty Forum Series: Section 213 of the Internal Revenue Code (the Code) allows a deduction for... [...]

Randolph Hollingsworth has published Power of African-American Women Voters in Lexington's School Suffrage, 1895-1902: Race and the History of the Kentucky Woman Suffrage Movement.

Here is the abstract. Women suffragists in the U.S. included partial suffrage through participation in school-related elections as one of their strategies to reach [...]

Samuel W. Buell (Duke University School of Law) has posted an abstract of Fraud (The Palgrave Handbook of Applied Ethics and Criminal Law (K. Ferzan & L. Alexander eds. 2019))

on SSRN. Here is the abstract: This handbook chapter explains... [...]

Steven D. Schwinn, John Marshall Law School The First Circuit ruled last week that the congressionally created Board to oversee the restructuring of Puerto Rico's debt was

constituted in violation of the Appointments Clause. The court, however, stopped short of... [...]

Law.com, New York and Cali Are Hot. But Lateral Hiring Is Big In Texas, Too: Breaking down all the lateral move activity in 2018 by region, we see some things we might expect.

Hiring at Am Law 200 firms is high in cities like New York and Los Angeles. But... [...]