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I recently shared with some folks that I think it's a shame Colgate v. Disthene Group isn't yet part of the BA/Corporations casebook canon. It's such a rich case on minority oppression and fiduciary duty, with the benefit of having vivid facts and being from an MBCA state. Here's a link.

There are suggestions that a President Vance or even Johnson might be preferable to this mess. If we’re going that way, I’d sooner have a man you can meet at the Ames DQ for some you know what.

In a proper republic, presidential libraries would be sections of a dusty archives warehouse in an area where the land is cheap yet there’s easy access to an airport.

One of these political leaders has been repeatedly portrayed as an untrustworthy radical hostile to others because of his religious beliefs. You’’ll never guess which one!

Looking up countries that assert universal jurisdiction, as is tradition on Easter Sunday.

I'm using AI to find the stolen Kit Kats.

I'm using AI to find the stolen Kit Kats.

Thank you to you and your colleagues for the great questions and comments! @anthonymkreis.bsky.social @alvaropereirap.bsky.social The current draft of “The Law of Quitting” is here. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

SEC's ex-enforcement chief clashed with bosses before leaving, Reuters sources say www.cnbc.com/2026/03/23/s...

How have liability-management exercises grown up from their earliest forms? Robert Miller, associate professor of law at the The University of South Dakota Knudson School of Law, joins @busscholarship.bsky.social to discuss his paper "Liability Management Exercises Mature." 1/2

The Warren Court was trying to do what was right. End segregation, end Jim Crow, provide criminal defendants with no means with basic due process, allow women to have reproductive rights. The Roberts Court is consistently trying to do what is wrong. The Court doesn't just have a messaging problem.

The trailer for EVERYONE IS LYING TO YOU FOR MONEY. In select theaters starting April 17th 🍿🤑🤣

@emorylaw.bsky.social will host the 2026 Carney Lecture featuring Jeffrey Gordon, Richard Paul Richman Professor of Law at Columbia Law School. He will present the keynote address, “The Moral Duty of Directors.” Thursday, March 26 12 noon Hunter Atrium, Gambrell Hall RSVP: qrco.de/26Carney

SCOOP: Federal judiciary approves new Supreme Court defender office to help represent indigent defendants at #SCOTUS. Its full-time director will serve as a counterweight to the U.S. solicitor general in federal criminal cases. The first will be former Kagan clerk and SG atty Ashley Robertson.

“Among my college peers, using apps to bet on sporting events has become a dangerous rite of passage,” writes Eli Thompson. “March Madness will only add fuel to the fire.” 🔗 on.wsj.com/46REXrP

Please contribute information to the 2026 law school entry level hiring report. prawfsblawg.com/lawsky-entry...

Matthew Rhys should go ahead and start preparing for this role in the eventual Sorkin movie.

Matthew Rhys should go ahead and start preparing for this role in the eventual Sorkin movie.

When I see an empty Waymo riding around Atlanta, I think to myself: this must have been how being a buggy driver first sharing the road with horseless carriages felt.

Proud to announce the opening of the Emmet Bondurant Center for Constitutional Law, Practice & Democracy. With @anthonymkreis.bsky.social, @andrewwillinger.bsky.social, and Neil Kinkopf, we’ll fight for the rule of law and democracy as Emmet has done for over 60 years. news.gsu.edu/2026/02/26/n...

I get why/that people say this, but dont' underestimate this: all other social networks are invested in making sure that posts that link to journalism remain buried, or at least never go viral. BlueSky doesn't do that. That makes it very valuable to a ton of newsrooms righ tnow.

Everything makes sense once you understand access journalism is just media elites being lazy and making themselves look good among their own cliques

The Warner Bros. story now has a title, "One Bad Merger After Another."

Warner Bros. mergers never work, but they’re trying again anyway

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giving totally new vibes to the "Anonymous" moniker but props to this person for speaking out, despite legal industry to do so under cover of darkness 🙌

Thanks to @lsolum.bsky.social for blogging my article “The Law of Quitting” (Wake Forest Law Review, forthcoming 2026) as a “highly recommended”! papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

Thanks to @lsolum.bsky.social for blogging my article “The Law of Quitting” (Wake Forest Law Review, forthcoming 2026) as a “highly recommended”! papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

If Netflix wants Warner more, it will always be able to outbid Ellison. And if it’s confident in the antitrust merits, it should be ready to litigate. Especially because the government won’t find itself in an ideal litigation posture if it seeks to enjoin the deal.

Today I learned the word “inquorate.”

When and how do courts apply the against-the-drafter doctrine? Farshad Ghodoosi (CSU Northridge) and Tal Kastner (@law.rutgers.edu) join @busscholarship.bsky.social to discuss their article "Against the Drafter: An Empirical and Theoretical Analysis of the Doctrine of Contra Proferentem." 1/2

There’s an ex ante prophylactic that judges can use to prevent filings with hallucinated cases: adopt a standing order to require filing of an appendix with all cited authorities. 1/3

How has modern-day bank supervision evolved over the centuries? @seanvanatta.bsky.social, senior lecturer at University of Glasgow, joins @busscholarship.bsky.social to discuss his new book "Private Finance, Public Power" (w/ @petercontibrown.bsky.social). 1/2

In my essay “Conscience Leave” I talk about the “should I stay or should I go” decision that lawyers working for a deviant government face. I’m starting to workshop a bigger paper called “The Law of Quitting” that picks on similar themes. scholarlycommons.law.emory.edu/faculty-arti...

Excited to be presenting my draft article "The Law of Quitting" at GSU Law in a few weeks!

Do treaties matter in settling international investment disputes? @stratospahis.bsky.social, associate professor of law at @brooklynlawschool.bsky.social, joins @busscholarship.bsky.social to discuss his article "Are Investment Treaties Redundant? Evidence from Investor-State Disputes." 1/2