Litigation aims at resolving conflicts. In this chapter we survey the law and economics literature on litigation to illustrate the scope of application of rent-seeking models and their analytical power in the study of law and procedural issues of litigation, including applications in adversarial and inquisitorial procedures, fee-shifting, consolidation and bifurcation of trials and tort liability. We present a unified model of rent seeking recasting the various perspectives in the literature, to illustrate the power of rent-seeking models in addressing different dimensions of substantive and procedural legal problems
Should the party who loses in litigation be forced to pay the legal fees of the winner? This paper s...
Conventional wisdom says that economic surplus is created when the cost of litigation is foregone in...
The paper develops a rent-seeking theory of the common law. The general finding is that the law\u27s...
Litigation aims at resolving conflicts. In this chapter we survey the law and economics literature o...
none2noLitigation aims at resolving conflicts. In this chapter we survey the law and economics liter...
In the past couple of decades, scholars have predominantly employed rent-seeking models to analyze l...
This paper uses insights from the literature on rent-seeking contests toanalyze the expenditure deci...
In the past couple of decades, scholars have predominantly employed rent-seeking models to analyze l...
We model rent seeking in litigation in weak legal systems as a Tulloch contest in which litigators m...
We model rent seeking in litigation in weak legal systems as a Tulloch contest in which litigators m...
Perhaps the most widely discussed topic in the economics of legal procedure is the relation between ...
Gordon Tullock’s critique of the common law runs against much of the conventional wisdom in the law ...
This paper examines the suppression of the product rule in litigation from a rent seeking perspectiv...
This paper examines the problem of renegotiation of infrastructure concessions in Latin America usin...
We study strategic behavior by private litigants when courts’ judgments are inalienable in the sense...
Should the party who loses in litigation be forced to pay the legal fees of the winner? This paper s...
Conventional wisdom says that economic surplus is created when the cost of litigation is foregone in...
The paper develops a rent-seeking theory of the common law. The general finding is that the law\u27s...
Litigation aims at resolving conflicts. In this chapter we survey the law and economics literature o...
none2noLitigation aims at resolving conflicts. In this chapter we survey the law and economics liter...
In the past couple of decades, scholars have predominantly employed rent-seeking models to analyze l...
This paper uses insights from the literature on rent-seeking contests toanalyze the expenditure deci...
In the past couple of decades, scholars have predominantly employed rent-seeking models to analyze l...
We model rent seeking in litigation in weak legal systems as a Tulloch contest in which litigators m...
We model rent seeking in litigation in weak legal systems as a Tulloch contest in which litigators m...
Perhaps the most widely discussed topic in the economics of legal procedure is the relation between ...
Gordon Tullock’s critique of the common law runs against much of the conventional wisdom in the law ...
This paper examines the suppression of the product rule in litigation from a rent seeking perspectiv...
This paper examines the problem of renegotiation of infrastructure concessions in Latin America usin...
We study strategic behavior by private litigants when courts’ judgments are inalienable in the sense...
Should the party who loses in litigation be forced to pay the legal fees of the winner? This paper s...
Conventional wisdom says that economic surplus is created when the cost of litigation is foregone in...
The paper develops a rent-seeking theory of the common law. The general finding is that the law\u27s...