Legal Scholarship Blog

Adam Candeub (Michigan State)
   “Signals, Warranty and the Healthcare Contract”

Robert Katz (IU—Indianapolis)
   “The Tissue Transplantation Industry: A Case Study in How Market Actors Can Reduce Transaction Costs by Economizing on Moral Externalities”

Paul Stancil (Illinois)
   “Close Enough for Government Work: The Committee Rulemaking Game”

Royce Barondes (Missouri)
   “ABA Ratings of Federal District Court Judges and Likelihood of a Shepard’s Warning Signal”

Brian Broughman (IU-Bloomington) & Jesse Fried (Harvard)
    “Do Venture Capitalists use Inside Rounds to Dilute Entrepreneurs? Evidence from Silicon Valley”

Elizabeth Brown (Georgia State—Business)
   “A Comparison of the Handling of the Financial Crisis in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia”

Brian Lee (Brooklyn)
    “Compensation for Emergency Destruction”

Daniel Kelly (Notre Dame)
   “Strategic Spillovers”

Amitai Aviram (Illinois)
   “Pro-cyclical Effects of a Common Response to Financial Crises”

Gerrit de Geest (Washington University—St. Louis)
   “A Method to Reduce Indeterminacy in Law and Economics without Hard Data, with an Application to Contract Remedies”

Margaret Brinig (Notre Dame) & Nicole Garnett (Notre Dame)
   “Catholic Schools, Urban Neighborhoods, and Education Reform”

Marcello Basili (Siena—Economic Policy), Simona Benedettini (Siena—Economics), and Antonio Nicita (Siena—Economics)
    “Compliance and Deterrence in Traffic Law Enforcement: The Case of Penalty Points”

John Bronsteen (Loyola), Christopher Buccafusco (Illinois), and Jonathan Masur (Chicago)
   “Welfare as Happiness”

Dave Schwartz (Chicago-Kent)
   “The Efficacy of Doctrinal Reallocation at the Federal Circuit”

Shahar Dillbary (Alabama)
   “Predatory Bundling and the Exclusionary Standard”