No one is more deserving of whatever honors come his way!

Since most of my lunch comes from Trader Joe's, here's my top 5 list of TJ items. I'd love your suggestions: 5. Italian Bomba Hot Pepper Sauce 4. Truffle potato chips 3. Chocolate chip ice cream sandwiches 2. Thai Green Curry 1. Mochi Rice Nuggets (is spicy still available?)

Had a great time at The Information Society Project! It was especially fun getting to know everyone a little better in person after so much zooming. #ISP25

I had so much fun! So glad we're having these conversations.

Sorry that this is a bit belated, but SEALSB was incredibly fortunate that @[email protected] shared her fun, funny, and insightful thoughts on Elon Musk, corporate law, and the law generally!

I can’t get over how great the students’ questions were. It was so much fun! So glad technology has allowed us to have chats like that.

It’s been fantastic working with the wonderful editors at the Minnesota Law Review!!

Out now from our visiting fellow Greg Day (with I. Bennett Capers): "Race-ing Antitrust" papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

I had such a fantastic time writing this article with bennett capers, and the students at the Michigan Law Review were phenomenal. And we’re very proud to accompany Daniel Rice!

I just enjoyed 17 fantastic days in Tanzania with some tremendous students. I can’t say enough about the country’s warmth and beauty!

Hey everyone! I just wrote a paper about opacity in healthcare, forthcoming in the Washington University Law Review (Wᴀsʜ. U. L. Rᴇᴠ.). This topic is especially interesting b/c antitrust lawsuits are increasingly raising the issue of opaque pricing. Let me know if you'd like a copy!

Is there anti-AI bias in copyright law? A quirk in how humans perceive AI-generated works.?. New research by Mike Schuster and myself, forthcoming in UCI Law Review. I can think of some who might be interested: Getty Images Stability AI The New York Times OpenAI Will post full article

It was recently reprints day! I can’t say enough great things about Wᴀsʜ. U. L. Rᴇᴠ. for their tremendous work! I’m also looking forward to reading the other articles in this issue by the likes of Andrew G. Ferguson & Nina Varsava.

I'm extremely lucky to write articles with bennett capers, a fantastic scholar and friend. And a big thank you to the Minnesota Law Review and Michigan Law Review for supporting our work!

I had a fantastic time meeting and engaging with your students! It was truly an honor! Thanks Theodosia Stavroulaki !

Did you miss our NOEL? Don’t panic. The video is now available on our YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=lGiOJ9… Thank you to Dina Waked Kati Cseres and Greg Day for sharing their critical perspectives on the law, gender, and race, with comments by Giorgio Monti & chaired by Wendy Ng

Thanks The Information Society Project, I really enjoyed it! If you'd like a copy of the paper, please email or message me!

This was so much fun! Thanks everyone for attending and asking fantastic questions. I've got so much to add!

Many argue social media firms use market power to silence dissenting voices, bringing antitrust and 1st Amendment concerns closer together. Moderated by Maciej Bernatt, Greg Day, Eleanor Fox, and Matt Stoller will explore that tension and what changes antitrust may need to