Social media isn’t just about what you had for breakfast these days. Law firms big and small are using services such as LinkedIn, Avvo, Facebook and Twitter to connect with their clients and with others in the profession. Carolyn Elefant …
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The International Law Prof Blog posts today extensively on the sentencing of Kaing Guek Eav alias Duch, the first person to be sentenced by the Trial Chamber of the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC). Kaing Guek Eav …
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The ABA Section of Dispute Resolution is seeking proposals for its 2011 Spring Conference to be held April 13-16, 2011 in Denver. There are a number of tracks for the 2011 Conference, including application of ADR in specialized contexts (IP, …
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The U.S. Law Library of Congress offers a helpful chart linking to documents on the education of non-native language speaking children. Information for England, the European Union, France, Israel, and Japan is provided.
A recent post to the Civil Procedure & Federal Courts Blog alerted me to a call for papers from the AALS Section on Remedies. The Section will host a program entitled “Rebirth of the Irreparable Injury Rule” during the 2011 …
