Author Archives: F. E. Guerra-Pujol

Used this diagram in class today to discuss the range of business law advice pic.twitter.com/mA06RI3Uda — David Orozco (@ProfessorOrozco) September 2, 2015 We like this chart by our friend and colleague David Orozco. In this case, x = lawyers. But … Continue reading →

In a previous post, we asked whether Mark Zuckerberg breached any legal duties or violated any laws when he created Facemash? One theory of legal liability might be the tort of invasion of privacy, since Zuckerberg downloaded and then re-posted pictures of Harvard … Continue reading →

We are returning to this important book on “Error and the Growth of Experimental Knowledge” by our friend Deborah Mayo. We had started reading her fascinating book last spring and hope to finish it sometime this fall. We consider it a … Continue reading →

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As Denise Callahan explains in this report, What you say on Facebook and on other social network sites can be used against you in a court of law: “Whether it’s a divorce proceeding or criminal trial, posts on social networking … Continue reading →

This semester, we are using the founding of Facebook, as depicted in the book “The Accidental Billionaires” and the film “The Social Network,” as an in-depth case study to learn about business law and ethics. Lesson 1 of the course … Continue reading →

Dear colleagues, We are now in the process of writing up a short paper on the subject of “Law & Strategy,” but in the meantime, we would like to share some of our tentative thoughts about this subject. First, we … Continue reading →

Recently, we interrupted our summer vacation to attend a talk by the “critical” scholar Yves Gendron, who presented his 2013 paper “Rethinking the concept of the research contribution.” His paper is very thoughtful and well written, but his conclusions are … Continue reading →