Professor Mark McKenna to Speak at ETH/NYU Conference
Professor Mark McKenna will speak on Substitute or Complement?, at the ETH/NYU Conference on Transatlantic Innovation Scholarship, "Design Protection → Design Innovation?" on June 11 in Zurich. …
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Professor Avishalom Tor Participated in National Science Foundation Workshop
Professor Avishalom Tor participated in a workshop funded by the National Science Foundation on Understanding the Guilty Pleas on June 2-3, 2015 in Albany, New York.…
Professor Avishalom Tor Presented The Court and the Legal Academy: Law as a Craft Versus Law as a Science at the University of Haifa
Professor Avishalom Tor Presented The Court and the Legal Academy: Law as a Craft Versus Law as a Science at the University of Haifa, Israel on May 28, 2015.…
Professor Carter Snead Presented at Kulfest---A Festival of Progressive Culture in Croatia
Professor Carter Snead gave a lecture, Economics is Not Enough: European Unity and the Problem of Persons, as part of a panel discussion at Kulfest---A Festival of Progressive Culture, co sponsored by NGOs Vigilare and the Centarza Obnovu Kulture, in Zagreb, Croatia.
Professor Avishalom Tor presented N-Equality: More People, Less Equality at London Conference
Professor Avishalom Tor presented N-Equality: More People, Less Equality on May 1 at the Inequality, Trust and Ethics: Insights from Economics and Behavioral Ethics conference in London.
Professor Avishalom Tor Presented Rationality Through Law at the Nudging--Theory and Applications Conference
Professor Avishalom Tor spoke on Rationality through Law at the Law and Economics conference, Nudging--Theory and Applications, co-sponsored by Notre Dame LAMB and the University of Lucerne on April 17, 2015.…
Professor Mark McKenna Presented at Fair Use Conference at Washington School of Law
Professor Mark McKenna presented, Campbell’s Unfortunate Legacy for the Right of Publicity, Fair Use In The Digital Age: The Ongoing Influence of Campbell v. Acuff-Rose’s “Transformative Use Test”, at the University of Washington School of Law on April 17, 2015.…
Professor Mark McKenna Presents IP Research at Numerous Conferences and Workshops
Professor Mark McKenna presented, Scope, at NYU School of Law Innovation Policy Colloquium (March 26, 2015), University of Illinois College of Law IP Colloquium (February 16, 2015), St. Louis University School of Law Faculty Workshop (February 12, 2015), and at Florida State University College of Law Faculty Workshop (January 29, 2015).…
NDLS Offers Summer IP Programme in London
Notre Dame Law School is offering students interested in Intellectural Property Law the opportunity to attend the 2015 Summer Law Programme’s intensive three-week program in London from July 20-August 7, 2015.
Professor Dan Kelly Elected to The American Law Institute
Professor Dan Kelly has been elected as one of the 26 new members to The American Law Institute. The American Law Institute is the leading independent organization in the United States producing scholarly work to clarify, modernize, and improve the law. The ALI drafts, discusses, revises, and publishes Restatements of the Law, model statutes, and principles of law that are enormously influential in the courts and legislatures, as well as in legal scholarship and education.…
LAMB Fellow Professor Nicole Garnett Appointed to the John P. Murphy Foundation Professorship
Professor Nicole Garnett has been appointed to the Notre Dame Law School's John P. Murphy Foundation Professorship. Professor Garnett is a LAMB faculty fellow and her teaching and research focuses on property, land use, urban development, local government law, and education policy. Read more about Professor Garnett's accomplishments here.
Professor Martijn Cremers Quoted in Time Money Article
Professor Martijn Cremers was quoted in the Time article, New Study Identifies the Most Underappreciated Investment Skill, on January 5.
Call for Papers: LAMB Research Network Junior Scholars' Workshop in Behavioral and Experimental Law and Economics at Notre Dame in Dublin
The Notre Dame Research Program on Law and Market Behavior (ND LAMB) is convening a junior and senior scholars' conference in behavioral and experimental law and economics at Notre Dame's global gateway in Dublin, Ireland on July 17-18, 2014.
This unique event aims to bring together junior researchers, advanced Ph.D. candidates, postdocs, and junior faculty to present their ongoing research to an audience of their peers and a select group of senior scholars in these fields. During the conference, participants will receive feedback on their work, suggestions for future research, and an opportunity to network with like-minded researchers.
LAMB Program Co-Sponsored Behavioral Law and Economics--New Directions (BLEND II) Conference with the University of Hawaii
The Notre Dame LAMB Program co-sponsored Behavioral Law and Economics: Directions in Law and Psychology at the University of Hawaii Manoa Richardson School of Law on December 11-14, 2014.
A series of discussion forums included Cultural Influences; Psychology, Policy, and Gender; The Criminal Justice System; and Discrimination.…
Professor Avishalom Tor Presented Boundedly Rational Consumers: Three Challenges for Antitrust
Professor Avishalom Tor gave a talk, Boundedly Rational Consumers: Three Challenges for Antitrust, at the Max Planck Institute for Research on Collective Goods, Bonn, Germany, in November 2014.…
Professor Mark McKenna Spoke at the NYU Empirical IP Research Conference
Professor Mark McKenna spoke at the NYU Empirical IP Research Conference on Octtober 24, 2014 on Qualitative Studies of Consumers Becoming Confused During Shopping.…
Professor Nicole Garnett Hosted an Interdisciplinary Book Conference on the book, Why Government Fails So Often: And How it Can do Better
Professor Nicole Garnett hosted an interdisciplinary book conference on Peter Schuck's new book Why Government Fails So Often: And How it Can Do Better on October 24.
Professor Avishalom Tor presented, The Innocence Effect: A Talk in Law and Psychology, at the Law School at Oxford University
Professor Tor presented, The Innocence Effect: A Talk in Law and Psychology, to the Oxford University law school's Empirical Legal Studies Discussion Group on October 20. The discussion group is an interdisciplinary group, broadly focussed on legal questions associated with the use of quantitative and qualitative empirical research techniques, particularly from the fields of economics and psychology.…
Professor Avishalom Tor Presented, Boundedly Rational Consumers: Three Challenges for Competition Law
Professor Avishalom Tor Presented, Boundedly Rational Consumers: Three Challenges for Competition Law, The 55th Annual Meeting of the Italian Economic Association (SIE), Trento, Italy, October 2014.
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Professor Mark McKenna Spoke at Houston Institute on Intellectual Property Law
Professor Mark McKenna presented Trademark Year in Review at the Houston Institute on Intellectual Property Law on October 10, 2014.…
