World’s Most Tattooed Law Student?
Eak the Geek a.k.a Eduardo Arrocha is a first year student at the Thomas M. Cooley Law School. Story here.… Read More »World’s Most Tattooed Law Student?
Academia
EndNote v. Zotero
Via Michael Froomkin and James Grimmelmann, I learn of the lawsuit filed by Thomson/Reuters, proprietors of the closed-source EndNote software… Read More »EndNote v. Zotero
Informal Poll: Law School Marketing
‘Tis the season. Law professors and some judges and practicing lawyers will shortly be deluged with the glossy and mostly… Read More »Informal Poll: Law School Marketing
I’ll Have What They’re Having
Law professors Steve Bainbridge and Gordon Smith discuss their teaching styles. Bainbridge Smith In a nutshell, the point is captured… Read More »I’ll Have What They’re Having
Law and Institutional Capital
I spent several hours today in a meeting with a local entrepreneur who didn’t realize initially that my several personas of interest to him — law professor at Pitt, copyright specialist participating in Best Practices projects at the Center for Social Media at American University, and Pittsburgh blogger focusing on entrepreneurship and urban reinvention– converge in my one physical self. (“You’re that Mike Madison?”) I explained the alignment of my interests this way: I’m interested in how law, among other things, shapes and is shaped by complex social forms. More below the jump.