Amy Meyers 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇨🇦🇺🇸🐸May 3
I got up early, got all fancied up, and went to the graduation ceremony. Turns out, graduation is next week. 🤦‍♀️🤪🙄
#lawprofs
Sarah FackrellSep 2, 2025

You are cordially invited to the Fall 2025 Chicago-Kent Law Review Symposium, "Unsealing Schedule A."

The conference will be held via Zoom on Friday, Sept. 26.

Registration is free and open to the public: https://studentorgs.kentlaw.iit.edu/cklawreview/symposium/unsealing-schedule-a/

We hope you can join us!

#ScheduleA #LegalScholarship #LawProfs

James OhJun 10, 2025

Today is a good day to remind folk about the Declaration on Free Access to Law (https://falm.info/declaration/).

It declares, among other things that: "Public legal information is digital common property and should be accessible to all on a non-profit basis and free of charge"

#LawFedi #lawyers #inhouse #lawprofs

James OhJun 2, 2025

"Ask yourself: why would society tolerate a legal profession that outsources all its professional obligations to someone else? What value does such a profession provide? Why would anyone need or even want a lawyer if this is all a lawyer is good for?" #lawprofs #LawFedi

@design-law.bsky.social https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:hvwhptk4oerwsuzau66ikwfy/post/3lqnqvi6vmk24

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Bluesky Social
James OhMay 28, 2025
As I wait for students to arrive at their tutorial... #lawprofs
Brian LarsonMay 13, 2025
Very excited that Cambridge University Press has released the collection Beth Britt and I have edited on rhetoric and law. If you are interested in either topic, check it out. It's available online free of charge through this link (though we'd love it if you ordered a copy): https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/rhetorical-traditions-and-contemporary-law/E726D8261ECF874A252F7E53C17122B5 If you write in this area, we especially would like you to note the final chapter and its call for proposals. #lawfedi #legalwriting #teamrhetoric #lawprofs #argumentation #legalphilosophy
Rhetorical Traditions and Contemporary Law

Cambridge Core - Jurisprudence - Rhetorical Traditions and Contemporary Law

Cambridge Core
Franklin GravesDec 21, 2024

What do #TaylorSwift, open source #AI, #Section230, and 79 students all have in common?

🤭 My final exam essay!

Check it out! https://www.linkedin.com/posts/franklingraves_cyber-law-final-exam-fall-2024-activity-7276241741827960833-PRxh

#opensource #opensourceAI #internetlaw #lawprofs #lawschool #OSS #artificialintelligence #machinelearning #creativecommons

Franklin Graves on LinkedIn: Cyber Law - Final Exam - Fall 2024 | 18 comments

What do Taylor Swift, open source AI, Section 230, and 79 students all have in common? 🤭 My final exam essay! I can't believe I'm typing this, but that's a… | 18 comments on LinkedIn

Sarah FackrellDec 12, 2024
The final version of "The Counterfeit Sham" is now available here: https://harvardlawreview.org/print/vol-138/the-counterfeit-sham/ #LawProfs #LegalScholarship #CounterfeitRhetoric #Schedule A
The Counterfeit Sham - Harvard Law Review

Abstract There’s a new front in the IP rhetoric wars. Plaintiffs in “Schedule A” cases tell judges that they need to secretly seize the...

Harvard Law Review
Sarah FackrellNov 1, 2024
Looking forward to presenting my (extremely) early stage new project, "Ornamentality and Crime," today at the Mosaic IP Law & Policy Roundtable: https://iipsj.org/programs/annual-mosaic-conference/ #LawFedi #LawProfs #LegalScholarship #DesignHistory
Annual Mosaic IP Law and Policy Roundtable Conference

Sarah FackrellOct 31, 2024

Chicago-Kent College of law is reviving the Chicagoland IP Workshop! If you're an IP prof in "Chicagoland" (define it however you want), please come join us on 12/6.

The deadline for expressions of interest has been extended through 11/6. Here is the link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScKSzysiUSD6MuZNe4kD35NL5uTMgjZxwP4XbQDlUq-5yZmXg/viewform?usp=sf_link

#LawFedi #LawProfs #ChicagoIP

Chicagoland IP Scholars Workshop

The Chicago-Kent Program in Intellectual Property Law is excited to announce the revival of the Chicagoland IP Workshop. The first edition of this new iteration of the Chicagoland IP Workshop will take place on Friday, December 6 at Chicago-Kent College of Law. We welcome IP scholars from the broader Chicagoland community. We're Chicagoans, so we tend to think most of the upper midwest is Chicagoland, but we welcome people to self-define! To express an interest in participating, please complete this Google form by Friday, November 1. The precise format for the workshop will depend on number of participants and stage of the projects that they seek to present. Chicago-Kent will provide lunch and other food.

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