The Legal Aggregate
Stanford Law School’s Mark Lemley Argues the Supreme Court is Making an Unprecedented Power Grab
The United States Supreme Court is engaged in behavior never before seen in American history argues Mark Lemley, the William H. Neukom Professor of Law, in a new Harvard Law Review article. “Unlike previous shifts in the Court, this one isn’t marked by debates over federal versus state power, or…
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2022 Faculty Summer Reading List
Looking for a good book or two to dig into this summer? Now in its eleventh year, the Stanford Law…
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The Fight to Save the Town
In the wake of the Great Recession, Stanford Law School Professor Michelle Wilde Anderson conducted an empirical study of 28 cities that declared bankruptcy…
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2021 End-of-Year Faculty Reading List
Paul Brest, Former Dean and Professor of Law, Emeritus, recommends Why Fish Don’t Exist by Lulu Miller “I recommend Lulu…
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