Professor Tor Will Present at Bar Ilan University
Professor Avishalom Tor will present, "Just Nudging?," Non-Deliberative Choice and Public Policy, at Bar Ilan University, Israel, in December.…
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Mark McKenna Presents at Notre Dame Law Review Symposium
Professor Mark McKenna and Lucas Osborn, associate professor of law, Campbell Law School presented, "Trademarks and Digital Goods," at the 2016 Notre Dame Law Review Symposium, Negotiating IP’s Boundaries in an Evolving World on November 12, 2016.…
Professor Tor Presented Paper at CELS
Avishalom Tor and Stephen Garcia, University of Michigan, presented their paper, "N-Equality: More People, Less (Concern for) Equality?," on Nov. 18 at the11th Annual Conference on Empirical Legal Studies (CELS) at Duke Law School.
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Mark McKenna Presented at Houston Institute on Intellectual Property Law
Mark McKenna presented, 2016 Trademark Year in Review, at the Houston Institute on Intellectual Property Law on Oct. 8, 2016.
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Professor Nicole Garnett Presents at the University of Florida Levin College of Law
Professor Nicole Garnett presented "Old Suburbs Meet New Urbanism," at 100 Years of Zoning at the University of Florida Levin College of Law on September 23, 2016.…
Research Study Co-Authored by Professor Avishalom Tor Quoted in Two Articles
A recent research study, Gender and Competitive Preferences: The Role of Competition Size, has been quoted in two recent articles, Women's Preference for Smaller Competition may Account for Inequality…
Mark McKenna Gives IP Talks at Stanford Law School
Mark McKenna recently gave two IP talks at Stanford Law School. He presented, "Claiming Design," with Jeanne Fromer, and "What’s In, and What’s Out: How IP’s Boundary Rules Shape Innovation," with Christopher Jon Sprigman, at Stanford Law School's Sixteenth Annual Intellectual Property Scholars Conference.…
Antitrust and Boundedly Rational Entrepreneurs - AAI Releases Sixth Paper in Report on Antitrust and Entrepreneurship
As part of its Report on Antitrust and Entrepreneurship, the American Antitrust Institute today released a sixth paper and comment. In "Boundedly Rational Entrepreneurs and Antitrust," Avishalom Tor, Notre Dame Law School, explains that "boundedly rational" entrepreneurs may engage in entrepreneurial activity where rational entrepreneurs would not.
Law Professor Nicole Garnett Receives Social Justice Award
Nicole Stelle Garnett, John P. Murphy Foundation professor of law at Notre Dame Law School, was recently awarded the Reinhold Niebuhr Award by the University of Notre Dame.
Corporate Governance Symposium Explores Hedge Fund Activism
Notre Dame Law School’s Program on Law and Market Behavior will host the third LAMB Corporate Governance Symposium: Hedge Fund Activism in Corporate Governance: Empirical Evidence and Policy Implications on Friday, April 8.
NDLS Hosts Roundtable on Patent Law
NDLS will host a Junior Patent Roundtable on Friday, April 1, with senior scholars discussing with junior scholars several of their research pieces in the field of patent law. The roundtable will include four sessions, each devoted to one research paper with commentary and discussion to follow.
Professor Avishalom Tor Presented Just Nudging? at the EMLE Midterm Meeting
Professor Avishalom Tor presented Just Nudging? at the Eurporean Masters in Law and Economics (EMLE) Midterm Meeting in Hamburg, Germany on February 12, 2016.…
ND LAMB Faculty Fellows Participate in Joint Conference in Toulouse
Three Notre Dame law professors and faculty fellows of the ND research program on Law and Market Behavior (LAMB) recently participated in a conference on Competition Policy, Innovation, and Procurement, on December 16-17, 2015 in Toulouse. The conference was co-sponsored by ND LAMB and the French Institute for Advanced Study in Toulouse (IAST).
Professor Mark McKenna Participates in Discussion of Trademark Law at Boston University School of Law
Professor Mark McKenna participated in a Conversation on the Purposes of Trademark Law at Boston University School of Law.
Participants read and discussed historical and policy materials on trademark law's purposes. The discussions were led by Robert Bone, Stacey Dogan, Wendy Gordon, Mark McKenna, and Rebecca Tushnet, each of whose scholarship was among the materials of focus.…
ND LAMB Co-Sponsors Virtual Symposium Horne v. USDA, Takings Law, and Regulating Commodities and Other Property
ND LAMB faculty fellow Dan Kelly organized A Virtual Symposium on Horne v. USDA, Takings Law, and Regulating Commodities and Other Property
Professor Avishalom Tor Presented N-Equality: More People, Less (Concern for) Equality?
Professor Avishalom Tor presented his paper, N-Equality: More People, Less (Concern for) Equality?, coauthored with Stephen M. Garcia of the University of Michigan at the Annual Meeting of the Society for Judgment and Decision Making (SJDM) in Chicago on November 23, 2105.…
Dan Kelly Speaks at Yale Law School on Land Assembly and Governmental Taking
Professor Avishalom Tor Presented The Critical and Problematic Role of Bounded Rationality in Nudging
Professor Avishalom Tor presented "The Critical and Problematic Role of Bounded Rationality in Nudging" at a seminar at the Max Planck Institute for Research on Collective Goods in Bonn, Germany, on Monday, October 12.…
What’s Wrong with Copying? NDLS LAMB Hosts a Conversation with Abraham Drassinower on Copyright Law
Some of the world’s leading copyright experts will meet on Friday, Oct. 2, 2015 to discuss Abraham Drassinower’s provocative new book, What’s Wrong with Copying? Drassinower is the Legal, Ethical, and Cultural Implications of Technological Innovation Chair at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law. The discussion is being hosted by Notre Dame Law School’s Law and Market Behavior research program (LAMB).
ND LAMB Recently Hosted a Conference: Trust and Empirical Evidence in Law Making and Legal Process
Notre Dame LAMB and the University of Oxford School of Law explored trust in institutions, markets and methods at a conference, Trust and Empirical Evidence in Law Making and Legal Process earlier this summer.
