Continuing our ongoing discussion, in Vol. 71.4 of the SMU Law Review, Tal Kastner’s article, Policing Narrative, discusses how the #BlackLivesMatter movement challenges the dominant narrative that “American law and justice operate against a backdrop of presumed innocence.” [1/5]

@[email protected] You may want to check out Tal Kastner’s piece on “systemic risk of contracts”: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

I’m so glad that this innovative project with Farshad Ghodoosi has found a great home!

Surprisingly, given how much attention has been paid to statutory interpretation, contract canons have been largely overlooked.

I’m thrilled to get the chance to join such an impressive group of junior scholars! Many thanks to ASLME SLU Health Law and everyone involved in this amazing workshop!

Touro Law Center is hosting a conference on the future of the opioid crisis and has a CFP out for presentations on October 17, 2023. Looking forward to great discussions on an important topic! tourolaw.edu/abouttourolaw/…

Excited to have my interdisciplinary collaboration with Farshad Ghodoosi recognized by ALSB! Thanks to Farshad for presenting our article and accepting the award!