Netflix will air a ten-episode adaptation of Helen Wan’s 2013 novel Partner Track, which will feature Arden Cho as lawyer Ingrid Yun as a young lawyer hoping to reach partner status at New York...
Robert F, Barsky, Clamouring For Legal Protection: What the Great Books Teach Us About People Fleeing From Persecution (Bloomsbury, 2021). Here from the publisher’s website is a description of the book’s contents. In this...
Michael Conklin, Angelo State University, Business Law, has published ‘Be a Lot Cooler if You Didn’t’: Why Judges Should Refrain from Pop Culture References in Judicial Opinions. Here is the abstract. The use of pop culture...
FOR ONE DAY ONLY Law, Space, Matter 9-10 September 2021 A 24-hour virtual workshop for a non-travelling global audience. Organised by: Institute for Interdisciplinary Legal Studies – lucernaiuris, University of Lucerne Centre...
Vodou and the Law: A Literature Review Nicholas Mignanelli* The expansion of federal regulation of the healthcare industry, the legal recognition of same-sex marriage, and the rise of local and state restrictions on public...
Check out this interesting podcast, Performing Law, created and produced by Sean Mulcahy, of LaTrobe University. Recent episodes include interviews with Dr. Kate Leader and Dr. Cheryl Lubin. The Performing Law podcast series...
At Jurisculture, Amar Khoday on legal issues in the film The Mauritarian, here and here.
Newly published: The Cabinet of Imaginary Laws (Peter Goodrich and Thanos Zartaloudis, eds., Routledge, 2021). Here from the publisher’s website is a description of the book’s contents. Returning to the map of the...
Frans-Willem Korsten’s Art as an Interface of Law and Justice Book Review Susan Tanner* A recent and formidable entrant into the world of Law and Literature is Frans-Willem Korsten’s Art as an Interface of...
From Manning Wolfe for CrimeReads (one of our favorite websites), a history of the legal thriller. Read it here.
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