Lawyers (and law students) engage in competitive intelligence gathering – especially when it comes to publicly available information about witnesses and opposing parties. With the growth of social networking sites, the availability and questionable quality of online personal information proliferates. …
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The U.S. Postal Service has taken a major step in its battle for fiscal viability, it has announced plans to halt Saturday delivery of first-class mail. Both the public sector and the private sector share concerns about how best to …
Professor Emeritus David R. Barnhizer and Professor David F. Forte have Most Popular Papers in Cleveland State’s EngagedScholarship@CSU scholarship repository, based on the average number of full-text downloads per day since the papers were posted. Professor Barnhizer’s article Propertization, Contract, …
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The Legal Writing Prof Blog posted recently about a newly revised document that can be helpful for scholars seeking to get published in law reviews. The document, which is available through SSRN, is entitled Information for Submitting Articles to Law …
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Despite all of the snow currently coming down around the law library on this Saturday afternoon, Groundhog Day predictions indicate that the end of winter might be closer than we think. Punxsutawney Phil, America’s famous groundhog meteorologist, did not see …
