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I am interrupting my series of blog posts on my “Summer A” business law survey course because–after I had finished updating the homepage of my course for this week, which happens to be the last week of my “Tiger Law” … Continue reading →

Note: This is an overview of Week 6 of my Tiger Law course and the first of several blog posts devoted to Week 6/Module 6 of my business law summer course. Thus far, my business law survey course has proceeded as … Continue reading →

What do I miss the most about our pre-pandemic times? It’s not sports or bars or restaurants. It’s the experience of going to the movies. Specifically, I miss going to Enzian, the fine arts cinema in Maitland, Florida (where years … Continue reading →

… “Betsy Ross Day” in honor of a humble woman who helped changed the course of history. Here is her Wikipedia page.

I can’t ask for a better son in the whole world! Kleber Enrique just graduated from Lake Mary H.S. and is going to attend college at the University of Florida (#GoGators) in the fall. May the Force be with you … Continue reading →

My Guaranteed Income paper now appears in print. It is part of a symposium issue of the Chapman Law Review devoted to the 91st Congress. (An electronic version of the paper is also available here free of charge via SSRN.)

Note: This is the last of several blog posts reviewing Tyler Cowen’s book “Big Business: A Love Letter to an American Anti-Hero.” Now that we have reviewed the first eight chapters of Tyler Cowen’s “Love Letter,” it’s time to conclude … Continue reading →

First, we were told not to wear masks. Next, we were told to stay home. And then, an exception was made for anti-police protestors. With apologies to my colleague and friend Alex Tabarrok, is the Wuhan coronavirus an existential threat … Continue reading →