Judges in Lawyerless Courts Page 1 Judges in Lawyerless Courts ANNA E. CARPENTER,
COLLEEN F. SHANAHAN, JESSICA K. STEINBERG & ALYX MARK* The typical American civil …

The business of providing adjudication services for international commercial disputes-
whether through courts, arbitration, or alternative dispute resolution (ADR) mechanisms-is a …

This article develops an approach to discovery that is grounded in regulatory theory and
administrative subpoena power. The conventional judicial and scholarly view about …

Many state laws apply to internet communications. Indeed, we take many such laws for
granted. If you publish an online magazine or a blog that comments on people from all fifty …

The scholarly literature on the eviction legal system has repeatedly concluded that eviction
courts are courts of mass settlement. In court hallways, landlords' attorneys pressure …

For decades, the class action has been in the crosshairs of defense-side procedural warfare.
Repeated attacks on the class action by the defense bar, the US Chamber of Commerce …

In 1992, Robert Romano entered into a franchise agreement with Aamco Transmissions,
Inc.(AAMCO). 1 Romano was a resident of Florida. AAMCO was a Pennsylvania corporation …

Over the past half century, courts in the United States have developed canons of
construction that they use exclusively to construe forum selection clauses. These canons …

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grapples wi/h/he proceural impli aio. of/he. s/eay adzance of digi/al legal/noie., or" legal l …

In 2009, Delaware enacted a statute allowing Chancery Court judges to act as arbitrators. 2
For controversies involving at least one Delaware business entity, no consumers, and …