Martha Ertman (right) provides an excellent review of Sabine Tsuruda’s recently published article, Race, Unconscionability, and Contractual Equality, I won’t try to summarize Professor Ertman’s summary. I just want to make two supplemental comments, one on Professor Tsuruda’s take on… Source by ContractsProf Blog Read More
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