As the not-so-lazy days of summer fast approach, a number of important announcements as our semester winds down: Remaining assignments. Tentative assignments for the remainder of the year are now online so that you may start planning your study and review schedule. Problem sets and study materials. I have posted a large number of additional study […]
Saturday was a well-deserved break for everyone at the Law Review Carnival. (You mean there’s more to law review than cite-checking?). It was also an opportunity for my students to seek well-earned revenge when I volunteered to sit in the dunk tank! Many thanks to Andrea A., Flor M., and Jenny N. for photos & vids. One of […]
I’ll be speaking next Friday, March 20 in Miami at Hispanicize Week 2015. It looks to be a great event. My panel’s topic is Protect Your Work! A Legal Primer on Copyright Law for Digital Content Creators. The panel will be moderated by my friend Teresita Chavez Pedrosa, formerly with St. Thomas Law. The panelists will be: Jessie Abad of Estefan Enterprises Jason […]
I know that law students tend to dislike math. But math can be cool. For those of us not in the know, March 14 is Pi Day, celebrating the mysterious ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter. The number is irrational, so there is no end to its number of digits. Go to 3.141592653589793238462643383279502884197169399375105820974944592.com (or here) […]
