In May Yonathan Arbel (left) and David Hoffman (below, right) posted Generative Interpretation in the NYU Law Review. When we commented on a draft here, we noted a striking finding. Louisiana courts had ruled that references to“floods” in insurance contracts… Source by ContractsProf Blog Read More
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