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In 2022, the anniversary of the death of Albert Venn Dicey, the University of Oxford held a commemorative conference at All Souls that in part reassessed his legacy and explored hitherto under-researched aspects of his life and oeuvre. Revised versions of the papers given have now been published by Intersentia, edited by the organisers … (more)
[John Cairns, Edinburgh Legal History Blog, 6 February 2024]
The conference will be held in the Festive Hall of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, and provides a unique opportunity to discover the most significant tort law developments from across Europe in 2024 … (more)
‘AI and Causation: A Plea for Caution’ (Jonathan Iwry, Wharton Accountable AI Lab); discussant: Mark Geistfeld (NYU Law); … (more)
Vicki Evans, Lecturer in Private Law at King’s College, London, and Jodi Gardner, Brian Coote Chair of Private Law at the University of Auckland, will speak on the use of private nuisance claims to enforce building safety standards … (more)
This research symposium seeks to address a foundational question upon which personal property law ought to rest: on what basis do we recognise certain things as ‘property’? What are the normative justifications for vesting property rights in certain things, but not others? … (more)
Pamela Samuelson is the Richard M Sherman Distinguished Professor of Law and Information at the University of California, Berkeley. She is recognized as a pioneer in digital copyright law, intellectual property, cyberlaw and information policy … (registration)
We are glad to announce that the 30th General Meeting of the Common Core of European Private Law will take place in Stockholm on May 15 and 16 2025 at Östasiatiska Museet … (more)
Digital services – whether e-commerce, social media, mobile apps, digital health or financial services, to name a few – present unique challenges for consumer protection laws around the world. In Asia, the situation is even more complicated … (more, call for papers)
Commercial parties face uncertainty on a regular basis. Their contracts provide for risks and events that might occur during their contractual relationship, including those that cannot be (fully) controlled by the parties, and whose nature is not easy to foresee or be captured by the contractual parties’ expectations … (more)
The centenary of the 1925 property statutes enacted in Westminster marks an opportunity to explore the legal history of land and property. We welcome papers relating to the following, non-exhaustive list of topics considering any jurisdiction, domestic or international: … (more)
Specialist contract law principles govern insurance contracts. Moreover, the actors involved in the insurance arrangements may be subject to tort law liabilities. Often, the question becomes how general principles are fed into the insurance context. Notably, the English courts have considered such matters in two of their recent decisions, which subsequently inspired an idea for a half-day conference … (more, registration)
Climate change litigation is a rapidly evolving field. Increasing numbers of individuals and organisations are turning to courts across the world to drive action to address climate change. And cases are diversifying … (more, registration)
The Centre is pleased to announce that it is now accepting submissions for the 3rd Postgraduate Law Conference of the Centre for Private International Law which will take place online … (more)
This in-person Roundtable will feature commentary by invited senior scholars as well as an opportunity to meet fellow aspiring scholars while enjoying Los Angeles. We warmly invite scholars preparing for the academic job market to participate … (more, call for papers)
In recent years, the relationship between intellectual property and capitalism has received growing interest from different disciplines, particularly economic history, law, sociology, politics, and science and technology studies. This workshop aims to bring together interdisciplinary scholarship which explores this relationship historically and across different political economic paradigms … (more, call for papers)
The theme of the conference is to call attention to the development of legal institutions that are related to and serve as the foundation of modern/contemporary state and law. We mainly expect papers based on the examination of primary sources … (more, call for papers)
The Conference marks the 10th anniversary of the Trusts, Wealth Management and Philanthropy Conference Series. It will focus on Trust and Innovative Philanthropy, exploring key themes … (more, call for papers)
This will be co-hosted by Harvard Law School and Melbourne Law School and will be convened by John Goldberg, Andrew Robertson and Henry Smith … (more)
The IP Scholars Conference brings together intellectual property scholars to present their works-in-progress in order to benefit from the critique of colleagues. The IPSC format is designed to facilitate free-ranging discussion … (more)
The conference will run from 2-4 September 2025 based in the Parkinson Building, a grade II listed building in Greek Revival style and one of most prominent landmarks in the city … (more, call for papers)
In the period 1922 to 1925, a series of groundbreaking legislative enactments reframed English property law in terms favourable to alienation and a market in land, providing the basis on which much of the relevant modern law rests … (more, call for papers)
We are pleased to invite the submission of paper proposals for the conference. Submission is open to anyone regardless of seniority or academic affiliation, including postgraduate students and practitioners, with an expectation that you will produce a paper for submission to the Journal of Private International Law … (more, call for papers)
The conference aims to stimulate debate on the role of law in addressing Europe’s massive challenges. The new European Law Unbound Society aims to create an infrastructure to enable, through discussion, the emergence of a truly inclusive, pan-European legal community … (more, call for papers)
We invite paper proposals on any theme having to do with Estates, Trusts or Pensions. Here follows a non-exclusive list of potential topics, divided into broader themes … (more, call for papers)
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