Ferment is abroad in the law. The sphere of interest widens; men become interested again
in the life that swirls around things legal. Before rules, were facts; in the beginning was not a …

In July 1967, Judge Skelly Wright was hopeful about the future of unconscionability.'
President Lyndon B. Johnson's War on Poverty was well underway, and battalions of …

Some observers have conceived of the relationship between the federal courts and the state
courts as a dialogue, an interchange of ideas between two systems with distinct sets of …

What does it mean to have machines that can read, explain, and evaluate contracts? Recent
advances in machine learning have led to a fundamental breakthrough in machine …

McKee v. AT&T Corp.'began as an unremarkable consumer class action. The plaintiff,
Michael McKee, claimed that AT&T had overcharged its telephone customers in his zip code …

Ideals of consent and consensuality are rapidly displacing ideals of legality as the
demarcation of lawful from unlawful, legitimate from illegitimate, and good from bad. This is a …

This book analyses the new developments in law and adopts multiple research methods to
provide a comprehensive examination of the framework of crossborder consumer contracts …

Since World War II, a number of countries abroad have adopted constitutions or amended
these documents to include social and economic rights. These so-called positive rights …

The American public's attention was first exposed to the practice of surrogacy in 1988 with
the drama and verdict of the Baby M case. Over the last twenty-five years, the practice of …

In the past decade, digital information has invaded our experience of physical space.
Whether on a smartphone, tablet, connected watch, smartspeaker, or other device, this …