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International Fight: Law School Network Combats Domestic Violence Worldwide, Ub Law Forum

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Class Action: Reunions/Marriages/Births/Deaths, Ub Law Forum

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The Clinics And Their Clients: Ub Law’S Clinical Legal Education Program Achieves Real-World Results, Ub Law Forum

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Building Bridges To Activists: Training Global Lawyers To Fight Domestic Violence, Ub Law Forum

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How I Spent My Summer: Public-Interest Internships Range Far And Wide, Ub Law Forum

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Buffalo Public Interest Law Program Funds 22 Projects, Ub Law Forum

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Jd/Msw: Dual Degree With Clout And Heart, Ub Law Forum

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The Legal Profession: From The Revolution To The Civil War, Alfred S. Konefsky

Contributions to Books

Published as Chapter 3 in The Cambridge History of Law in America, Volume II, The Long Nineteenth Century (1789–1920), Michael Grossberg & Christopher Tomlins, eds.

The American legal profession matured and came to prominence during the century prior to the Civil War. Before the Revolution, across some 150 years, lawyers in different colonies underwent different experiences at different times. By the beginning of the eighteenth century, more lawyers were entering professional life. After the revolution and the defection by the Tory lawyers, the remaining quickly burnished their images in the glow of republican ideals while grasping new market opportunities. For …

Law And Economic Change During The Short Twentieth Century, John Henry Schlegel

Contributions to Books

Published as Chapter 16 in Cambridge History of Law in America, Volume 3: The Twentieth Century and After (1920–), Michael Grossberg & Christopher Tomlins, eds.

The brief recounting of the American economy in the twenties and thirties raises obvious questions about law and economic change. Economic change is the shift from one enacted, in both senses, understanding of economic life to another, in the case of the short twentieth century, from an associationalist economy to an impatient economy. This chapter explicates this economic change, and interrogates it in order to understand the role of law in its occurrence. Despite the …

Institutionalizing Public Service In Law School: Results On The Impact Of Mandatory Pro Bono Programs, Robert Granfield

Buffalo Law Review

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Bridging The "Philosophical Void" In Punitive Damages: Empowering Plaintiffs And Society Through Curative Damages, Leah R. Mervine

Buffalo Law Review

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Some Realism About Professionalism: Core Values, Legality, And Corporate Law Practice, Christopher J. Whelan

Buffalo Law Review

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Ub Law Forum Volume 19 Number 1 Fall 2006, University At Buffalo School Of Law

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Making A Difference: Clinics Make An Impact On The Community, Ub Law Forum

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Lessons Learned And Taught: Christine Haight Farley '94 Had Good Models For The Law Professor's Craft, Ub Law Forum

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Public Interest Projects Receive Funding, Ub Law Forum

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Wrestling With Technology: 31st Annual Alumni Convocation Goes Digital, Ub Law Forum

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Planet Of The Aps: Reflections On The Scale Of Law And Its Users, Marc Galanter

Buffalo Law Review

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The Substantive Politics Of Formal Corporate Power, Martha T. Mccluskey

Buffalo Law Review

Corporations increasingly dominate the U.S. civil justice system, as Marc Galanter explains in his recent article, Planet of the APs: Reflections on the Scale of Law and its Users, 53 Buffalo L. Rev. 1369 (2006). My article builds on Galanter's discussion of corporate legal power by subjecting it to a critical legal perspective. In the conventional legal framework, corporations' privileged position appears to be an intractable puzzle, not an urgent injustice. That is because corporate power seems to be the generally necessary byproduct of a generally benign form (large, complex, legalistic organizations) or of generally benign, widely-shared normative principles (economic …

Bridging The Divide: Examining The Role Of The Public Trust In Protecting Coastal And Wetland Resources, Kim Diana Connolly

Journal Articles

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Message From Dean Nils Olsen, R. Nils Olsen

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Contents, Ub Law Forum

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Dialing For Dollars: Wronged Investors Call For Help At Ub Law’S Securities Law Clinic, Ub Law Forum

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Learning By The Lake: Clinic Program Brings Elder Law Update To Canandaigua Audience, Ub Law Forum

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Passing Fancy: Ub Law Grads Achieve Higher Passing Rate On The State Bar Exam, Ub Law Forum

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Ub Law Forum Volume 18 Number 1 Fall 2005, University At Buffalo School Of Law

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21 Summer Public Interest Positions Funded By Dean, Donors And Bpilp Events, Ub Law Forum

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Honoring Success: Outlaw Dinner Celebrates Three In Gay Community, Ub Law Forum

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High Honors: Court Of Appeals Sits In For Alumni Association Awards, Ub Law Forum

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Class Action, Cynthia Watts

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