This article presents a critique of chapter 1 of the Proposed Restatement of Employment Law. The critique is organized to follow the organization of the proposed Restatement, which begins with a provision of black letter law, a series of comments and illustrations explaining the meaning and application of the black letter law, and the reporters\u27 notes providing support for the black letter law and the commentary. This critique will follow that structure, with each part focusing on a section of the chapter: the introductory note; section 1.01; section 1.02; section 1.03; and section 1.04. The subdivisions of the parts will, likewise, generally follow the subdivisions of the sections in the chapter, although sometimes a critique of the rep...
This critique of Brian Langille’s famous “Subset” article considers the historical and current meani...
This article revisits the arguments in Brian Langille’s seminal law review article, “Labour Law is a...
This chapter explains the remedial rules of the law of the contract of employment in the institution...
This article addresses the Restatement of Employment Law, Chapter 1, on the “Existence of Employment...
Like most of the contributors to this symposium, I come to bury the Restatement, not to praise it. A...
The result of nearly a decade of work by eminent scholars, judges, and practicing lawyers, this new ...
In this volume, the Employee Rights and Employment Policy Journal presents the written reports of ...
The American Law Institute (ALI) has just completed the Restatement of the Law Third, Employment Law...
Chapter 8 of the American Law Institute’s Restatement of Employment Law proposes bad law in every se...
After over a dozen years of work, the American Law Institute (ALI or Institute)\u27s Restatement of ...
The purpose of this commentary on Chapter 4 of the Proposed ALI Restatement of Employment Law, conce...
This article presents a critique of chapter 1 of the Proposed Restatement of Employment Law. The cri...
The employment agreement is the beginning of a working relationship between workers, laborer and the...
In this article, Professor Ruben Garcia argues that the Restatement of Employment Law ( REL ) misses...
In this article it is argued that the National Labor Relations Board\u27s longstanding application o...
This critique of Brian Langille’s famous “Subset” article considers the historical and current meani...
This article revisits the arguments in Brian Langille’s seminal law review article, “Labour Law is a...
This chapter explains the remedial rules of the law of the contract of employment in the institution...
This article addresses the Restatement of Employment Law, Chapter 1, on the “Existence of Employment...
Like most of the contributors to this symposium, I come to bury the Restatement, not to praise it. A...
The result of nearly a decade of work by eminent scholars, judges, and practicing lawyers, this new ...
In this volume, the Employee Rights and Employment Policy Journal presents the written reports of ...
The American Law Institute (ALI) has just completed the Restatement of the Law Third, Employment Law...
Chapter 8 of the American Law Institute’s Restatement of Employment Law proposes bad law in every se...
After over a dozen years of work, the American Law Institute (ALI or Institute)\u27s Restatement of ...
The purpose of this commentary on Chapter 4 of the Proposed ALI Restatement of Employment Law, conce...
This article presents a critique of chapter 1 of the Proposed Restatement of Employment Law. The cri...
The employment agreement is the beginning of a working relationship between workers, laborer and the...
In this article, Professor Ruben Garcia argues that the Restatement of Employment Law ( REL ) misses...
In this article it is argued that the National Labor Relations Board\u27s longstanding application o...
This critique of Brian Langille’s famous “Subset” article considers the historical and current meani...
This article revisits the arguments in Brian Langille’s seminal law review article, “Labour Law is a...
This chapter explains the remedial rules of the law of the contract of employment in the institution...