Guido Calabresi famously argues that tort law occupies the normative space between contract law on the one hand and criminal law on the other. It shares attributes of both but provides us with a practical and normative avenue of exchange that neither alone is capable of
In the United States, the debate over the foundations of tort law is at an impasse. On one side of t...
The remark has occasionally been made that there is nothing that can accurately be called a law of ...
Professor Calabresi and Mr. Melamed develop a framework for legal analysis which they believe serves...
Guido Calabresi\u27s The Costs of Accidents is unquestionably the most important book written in tor...
textabstractGuido Calabresi proposed to replace the dominating paradigm of fault with simpler strict...
Scholars have long debated why certain common law breaches in American jurisprudence receive crimina...
In an important article, Calabresi and Melamed distinguish two different techniques for protecting l...
The first portion of this article will examine the growing inclination of courts to apply tort princ...
Many questions left unanswered in that class, and in torts literature generally, like the reason for...
Contract and tort law have usually been doctrinally separated. The dominant phenomenon of social reg...
When I was a first year law student I was often asked to explain what was meant by the word torts, ...
Jules Coleman has written a rich book about corrective justice and its relation to current contract ...
Tort law depends on three key concepts: causation, responsibility, and fault. However, I argue that ...
Ronald Coase\u27s essay on The Problem of Social Cost introduced the world to transaction costs, a...
The controversy regarding the appropriate purpose of tort law continues to rage. Some advocate that...
In the United States, the debate over the foundations of tort law is at an impasse. On one side of t...
The remark has occasionally been made that there is nothing that can accurately be called a law of ...
Professor Calabresi and Mr. Melamed develop a framework for legal analysis which they believe serves...
Guido Calabresi\u27s The Costs of Accidents is unquestionably the most important book written in tor...
textabstractGuido Calabresi proposed to replace the dominating paradigm of fault with simpler strict...
Scholars have long debated why certain common law breaches in American jurisprudence receive crimina...
In an important article, Calabresi and Melamed distinguish two different techniques for protecting l...
The first portion of this article will examine the growing inclination of courts to apply tort princ...
Many questions left unanswered in that class, and in torts literature generally, like the reason for...
Contract and tort law have usually been doctrinally separated. The dominant phenomenon of social reg...
When I was a first year law student I was often asked to explain what was meant by the word torts, ...
Jules Coleman has written a rich book about corrective justice and its relation to current contract ...
Tort law depends on three key concepts: causation, responsibility, and fault. However, I argue that ...
Ronald Coase\u27s essay on The Problem of Social Cost introduced the world to transaction costs, a...
The controversy regarding the appropriate purpose of tort law continues to rage. Some advocate that...
In the United States, the debate over the foundations of tort law is at an impasse. On one side of t...
The remark has occasionally been made that there is nothing that can accurately be called a law of ...
Professor Calabresi and Mr. Melamed develop a framework for legal analysis which they believe serves...