What exactly is wrong with Justices on yachts? In a new article published by our online companion, SCLR Postscript, authors Guha Krishnamurthi and Peter N. Salib present a persuasive, unique explanation that we are thrilled to share!🚢⚖️

New from W&L Law prof Sarah Haan Sarah Haan in Harvard Law School Program on Corporate Governance, 'Voting Rights in Corporate Governance: History and Political Economy' based on her forthcoming paper in the Southern California Law Review corpgov.law.harvard.edu/2023/01/31/vot…

We are excited to announce the newest board of Southern California Law Review, Volume 97! Congrats to all on this amazing achievement.

The NY Times recently featured an upcoming article by Prof. Haan Sarah Haan, to be published in SCLR Vol. 96, Issue 4! Link to read: How Sexism Influenced Corporate Governance nytimes.com/2022/12/12/opi…

Pleased to see 'Divided Agencies' in print!
Abby Wood @scallrev

How do political differences btw appointees & civil servants affect policymaking? Divided agencies are more cautious & rely more on outsider comments...but they still get things done! papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Hayes Holderness Richmond Law, Crack Taxes And The Dangers Of Insidious Regulatory Taxes, 95 Southern California Law Review 483 (2022)
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Congrats to everyone involved on Vol. 95, especially Gould alumni Mindy, Sam, and Brooke!

Grateful to have my co-authored article with Kobi Kastiel selected as one of the top 10 articles in corporate and securities law for 2021. The article was published Southern California Law Review in August 2021. If you haven’t yet, give it a read!

If any events this week have made you more interested in SCOTUS reform...check out the final published version of 'Designing Supreme Court Term Limits' (w/ Adam Chilton Kyle Rozema Maya Sen in Southern California Law Review) which we just put up on SSRN!

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The late Christopher Stone established himself as a founder of modern environmental advocacy with his Southern California Law Review paper 'Should Trees Have Standing? Toward Legal Rights for Natural Objects.' SCLR gathered scholars to honor his legacy: gould.usc.edu/about/news/?id… #EarthDay #USCEarthWeek

A new paper in Southern California Law Review by Jared Ellias Kobi Kastiel and Ehud Kamar (@TAU_LAW) finds 'bankruptcy directors' harm creditors and help shield self-dealing transactions from judicial intervention ms.spr.ly/6012w4vvm @uchcbl @UCHastingsLaw Harvard Law School Program on Corporate Governance Harvard Law School ECGI

I'm happy to share a draft of 'Self-Defense Exceptionalism and the Immunization of Private Violence,' forthcoming in Southern California Law Review, on SSRN. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

I'm thrilled to work with the editors at Southern California Law Review to publish my next article, 'Self-Defense Exceptionalism and the Immunization of Private Violence.' Thanks to all who've provided comments thus far. Here's the abstract; I'll post a draft soon on SSRN!

Was an honor to present at Southern California Law Review symposium on Prof. Chris Stone. Stone created the legal theory undergirding #RightsofNature

Great presentations by Profs. @ProfRobinCraig USC Gould Law, Babcock Georgetown Law, Takacks @UCHastingsLaw, Lazarus Harvard Law School and Esty Yale Law School

Tomorrow is the day - check out the schedule for the 2022 Chris Stone Symposium on Environmental Law! RSVP today at bit.ly/usc-sclr-stone…. Can't make it in person? Join us via Zoom at bit.ly/usc-sclr-stone…. See you tomorrow at 12 PM!

Looking forward to tomorrow's event!

2 more days! Introducing our final featured speaker at the 2022 Chris Stone Symposium on Environmental Law, @UCHastingsLaw's David Takacs! RSVP today at the link in our bio or at bit.ly/usc-sclr-stone….

3 more days! We are excited to welcome Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at ASU's Karen Bradshaw (@KM_Bradshaw) to the 2022 Chris Stone Symposium on Environmental Law! RSVP today at the link in our bio or at bit.ly/usc-sclr-stone….

The 2022 Chris Stone Symposium on Environmental Law is THIS Friday at 12 PM PST! RSVP at the link in our bio or at bit.ly/usc-sclr-stone….

For more reading about Professor Stone, visit: southerncalifornialawreview.com/symposium or visit the link in bio.