Basic Principles of Property Law Support the Governor’s Decision to Remove the Lee Statue

This law school casebook provides a detailed examination of secured transactions in personal property in both the commercial and consumer context. The...

The United States Supreme Court is scheduled to hear oral argument on April 26 in Tyler v. Hennepin County, Minnesota, a major property rights case...

The United States acquired its first overseas territory—the island of Navassa, near Haiti—by conceptualizing it as a kind of property to be owned...

The policy-research project conducted by hub members Aaron Acosta and Camilo Sánchez aimed to shed light on the concerning phenomenon of high...

Sostenemos que es necesario revisar las decisiones negativas tomadas por la URT para asegurar que los derechos de las víctimas no han sido vulnerados...

In Kelo v. City of New London, a narrowly divided United States Supreme Court sustained as constitutional the condemnation of fifteen homes to further...

This Article examines one form of property rights available to a surviving spouse, the elective share. The elective share serves as an override to a...

A simple observation started us off in writing Right on Time. Studying and teaching intellectual property law, we noticed striking parallels between...

How should we allocate property rights in unowned tangible and intangible resources? This Article develops a model of original acquisition that draws...

Provides a detailed examination of secured transactions in both the commercial and consumer context. The Tenth Edition treats in detail the provisions...

Tax law gives relief to “illiquid” taxpayers, those with income or wealth but no cash. This relief results in revenue losses, creates opportunities...

This Article rejects a central claim of taxation and private law theory, namely, Kaplow and Shavell’s prominent thesis that egalitarian social goals...

This article was written as a contribution to the Fordham Law Review Symposium entitled Moore Kinship. It examines the various Supreme Court opinions...