C|M|Law’s Global Space Law Center (GSLC), directed by Professor Mark Sundahl, is dedicated to the study of space law and training next-generation space lawyers. GSLC is the only law school center in the nation focused on the law of outer …
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The Law Library of Congress, which is a part of the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C., is regularly asked to produce reports for members of Congress on various legal topics. These reports are reminiscent of Congressional Research Service (CRS) …
In Middle French, the word apostiller meant to add notes, usually in the margins of some document. Today, the term has a specific meaning in international law. Under the 1961 Hague Convention – officially known as the Convention of 5 …
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Our newly updated International Law research guide is a great place to start. In the guide you’ll find information on where to find treaties and cases, along with books, articles, and study aids. One of the great resources highlighted is …
In the forthcoming article Towards the Uberisation of Legal Practice, Margaret Thornton examines the gig economy model as it applies to NewLaw. Like Uber and Airbnb, the legal profession is beginning to embrace digitally driven flexible work arrangements that have …
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