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Fordham Law School

2002

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John D. Feerick: A Student's Perspective, Sarah Copley Jan 2002

John D. Feerick: A Student's Perspective, Sarah Copley

Fordham Law Review

No abstract provided.


My Friend John, James F. Gill Jan 2002

My Friend John, James F. Gill

Fordham Law Review

No abstract provided.


John Feerick: A Lawyer's Compass, Benjamin C. Zipursky Jan 2002

John Feerick: A Lawyer's Compass, Benjamin C. Zipursky

Fordham Law Review

No abstract provided.


Questioning How The Bankruptcy Priority Scheme Treats Tax Claims Arising From The Termination Of Overfunded Pension Plans, Michael J. Cohen Jan 2002

Questioning How The Bankruptcy Priority Scheme Treats Tax Claims Arising From The Termination Of Overfunded Pension Plans, Michael J. Cohen

Fordham Law Review

No abstract provided.


Putting A Face To A (Screen) Name: The First Amendment Implications Of Compelling Isps To Reveal The Identities Of Anonymous Internet Speakers In Online Defamation Cases, Jennifer O'Brien Jan 2002

Putting A Face To A (Screen) Name: The First Amendment Implications Of Compelling Isps To Reveal The Identities Of Anonymous Internet Speakers In Online Defamation Cases, Jennifer O'Brien

Fordham Law Review

No abstract provided.


Legal Ethics Must Be The Heart Of The Law School Curriculum Symposium: Recommitting To Teaching Legal Ethics- Shaping Our Teaching In A Changing World, Russell G. Pearce Jan 2002

Legal Ethics Must Be The Heart Of The Law School Curriculum Symposium: Recommitting To Teaching Legal Ethics- Shaping Our Teaching In A Changing World, Russell G. Pearce

Faculty Scholarship

Despite what seems to be far greater attention paid to the teaching of legal ethics than to any other law school subject, legal ethics remains no better than a second class subject in the eyes of students and faculty. This essay suggests that all efforts at innovation in legal ethics teaching are doomed to a marginal impact at best. Only recognition that legal ethics is the most important subject in the law school curriculum will lead to real and significant changes in the teaching of legal ethics. If the commitment of the legal profession and of legal academia to producing …


Parables About Promises: Religious Ethics And Contract Enforceability, E. Allan Farnsworth Jan 2002

Parables About Promises: Religious Ethics And Contract Enforceability, E. Allan Farnsworth

Fordham Law Review

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Dedication: A Tribute To A Giant, John D. Feerick Jan 2002

Dedication: A Tribute To A Giant, John D. Feerick

Fordham Law Review

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The Comfort Of Certainty: Plain Meaning And The Parole Evidence Rule, Peter Linzer Jan 2002

The Comfort Of Certainty: Plain Meaning And The Parole Evidence Rule, Peter Linzer

Fordham Law Review

No abstract provided.


Rolling Contracts, Robert A. Hillman Jan 2002

Rolling Contracts, Robert A. Hillman

Fordham Law Review

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On Change And The Law Of Contracts: A Tribute To Joe Perillo, Richard E. Speidel Jan 2002

On Change And The Law Of Contracts: A Tribute To Joe Perillo, Richard E. Speidel

Fordham Law Review

No abstract provided.