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Estimating the negotiation rate of form contracts in a sample of leases

U.S. District Judge Paul S. Diamond has a reputation as a stern, no-nonsense jurist. He is weighing what to do in a controversial post-conviction case marked by accusations of lawyer misconduct.

A few years ago, Anton Strezhnev and decided to write about residential leases.

Maybe it should again?

<div> Most contract litigation turns on contracts that imperfectly record parties’ bargains. When the parties’ dispute can’t be solved by interpreting the text

Would choice of model clauses really be enforceable?

Contract law polices a line between interpretation, the recovery of meaning a text already holds, and gap filling, the supply of terms the text lacks. The bound

We asked Carolyn M. Rouse, head of the American Anthropological Association. She had a lot to say.

CSM barely uses the Oxford comma, and never wavers. No other firm comes close

Mitu Gulati, Bob Scott and Steve Choi’s new book on Contract Hazards: Lawyers and Their Landmines is great fun.

The long-run of agentic contracting is likely to be quite weird

Legal historian and public law scholar Christian Burset joins the Penn Carey Law faculty.

On courts, institutional competition, and the limits of federal preemption

The most interesting contract doctrine in the country is being written by seven people in the First State.

Artificial intelligence is beginning to reshape one of the most foundational areas of legal practice: contract law. In this episode, Jen Leonard and Bridget McCormack speak with Professor Dave Hoffman...

Maybe the best contracts are the friends we made along the way