Friday Frivolity: Law & Order, Breach of Contract Edition

We have been commenting regularly lately on what I have called arbitration clause bootstrapping and David Horton (right — updated but still youthful) has alternatively called Infinite Arbitration Clauses and Accidental Arbitration. There was the case of Disney invoking arbitration… Source by ContractsProf Blog Read More

Chris Geidner, also known as Law Dork, reports on a Jan. 21, 2025 Executive Order that reversed an executive order from President Lyndon Johnson, designed to implement the 1964 Civil Right Act. LBJ’s Executive Order 11246 built on 25 years… Source by ContractsProf Blog Read More

Welcome to the post-Groundhog Day edition of the Tuesday Top Ten! Congratulations to my amazing Texas A&M colleague Chris Odinet and his fantastic co-authors Kara Bruce (UNC – Chapel Hill) and Andrea Tosato (SMU Dedman) for seizing the top spot… Source by ContractsProf Blog Read More

We posted on this BPG Inspection v. Omstead last year when the Georgia Court of Appeals issued its opinion. The facts are as follows: BPG agreed to a fee of $380 to conduct an inspection of the home that the… Source by ContractsProf Blog Read More

Happy New Year to all! Our happy includes a return of the Tuesday Top Ten after its holiday hiatus. Let’s now resolve to see how the charts look for the start of 2025, shall we? Top Downloads For: Contracts &… Source by ContractsProf Blog Read More

Challenges to Bar Admission Based Upon Protests of the War in Gaza Sidney W. DeLong My first semester of law school was in the Fall of 1969, right after Woodstock when, as Dylan intoned “there was Revolution in the air.”… Source by ContractsProf Blog Read More