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Posted: Climate Change as Unjust Enrichment, corpgov.law.harvard.edu/2023/08/01/cli… #corpgov Bar-Ilan University TU Hamburg Dr. Roee Sarel #ClimateChange

I'm happy to share my new blogpost on my paper with Maytal Gilboa and Yotam Kaplan on Climate Change and Unjust Enrichment (forthcoming at the Georgetown Law Journal)

Forschungsprojekt des Monats: Climate Change as Unjust Enrichment, ein Interview mit Prof. Dr. Roee Sarel jura.uni-hamburg.de/die-fakultaet/… Universität Hamburg #climate #ResearchPaper #ClimateCrisis #ClimateJustice

I'm happy to share that my paper with Hadar Jabotinsky on using generative AI (such as ChatGPT) when writing and editing legal articles has been accepted to publication at the Arizona State Law Journal. The working paper can be found here: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Ronen Avraham "Just Unjust Enrichment" on Jotwell torts.jotwell.com/just-unjust-en… reviewing @MaytalGilboa Yotam Kaplan & Dr. Roee Sarel "Climate Change as Unjust Enrichment" (2023) 112 The Georgetown Law Journal (forthcoming) papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf… (via SSRN).

My paper on Restraining ChatGPT is finally out on the UC Law Journal (formerly Hastings Law Journal). If you haven't checked it out yet, here is the link: hastingslawjournal.org/restraining-ch…

We are thrilled to share that Volume 75, Issue 1 of the UC Law Journal is now published on our website: hastingslawjournal.org/category/volum…. We're excited to feature articles by Professors Colleen Chien @colleenchien.bsky.social, W. David Ball, William Sundstrom, Albert Choi, and Dr. Roee Sarel.

Happy to share a new working paper (w/ Bahadir Köksal, my doctoral student)- "The Smart Contracts Trilemma". It dives into smart contracts, how they relate to written contracts, and how policymakers should deal with them (enforce/regulate/mandate them) papers.ssrn.com/abstract=46890…

Maytal Gilboa, Yotam Kaplan & Dr. Roee Sarel address the inadequacy of existing #legal responses to the #climatecrisis & proposes the law of unjust enrichment as a potential solution. Read More: spkl.io/60184xUpq Subscribe for Free: spkl.io/60194xUpS Bar Ilan University #LawTwitter

This year's GLEA conference will feature fascinating keynotes from John Shahar Dilbary and Anne van Aaken! We are still accepting submissions and offer 3 tracks: (1) individual L&E papers, (2) panel proposals and (3) law sessions. The deadline is Apr. 2 glea.hypotheses.org/files/2024/03/…

In light of the upcoming easter holiday, we are extending our deadline for submissions to the GLEA 2024 conference in Hamburg until April 9. We look forward to receiving your submissions! to submit, go to glea2024.sciencesconf.org

Reminder: the deadline to submit to the GLEA conference in Hamburg is tomorrow, the 9.4. We are still accepting papers, so don't miss the deadline! glea2024.sciencesconf.org

I’m happy to share that my paper with Dr. Hadar Yoana Jabotinsky on how digital communication affects legal encounters has been accepted for publication in the Connecticut Law Review. The paper can be found here: papers.ssrn.com/abstract=35894…

New blogpost alert: Hadar Jabotinsky and I on the issue of using AI by law review editors, relating to our recent paper in the Arizona State Law Journal. Enjoy! clsbluesky.law.columbia.edu/2024/08/30/the…

The fifth issue of Volume 112 is now up on our website! Check it out at bit.ly/glj-vol-112-5.

My paper with Yotam Kaplan & Maytal Gilboa on Climate Change as Unjust Enrichment is out in the Georgetown Law Journal. It shows why unjust enrichment doctrine could serve as an effective legal venue in climate litigation, given the right set of filters. law.georgetown.edu/georgetown-law…

New book chapter with Dovilė Barysė on perceptions & policies of judicial use of AI. We compare EU, UK, US and China! And we emphasize institutional fit. Designated to the forthcoming Cambridge Handbook on AI and Technologies in Courts. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

250 citations! :)

The COVID-19 pandemic catalyzed a global shift toward remote legal proceedings. Through an empirical study conducted before the pandemic Jabotinsky & Sarel study how information flow is altered in virtual meetings and its implications for the legal field. connecticutlawreview.law.uconn.edu/?p=1272