SPECIAL FACULTY EDITION

When Erie Goes International

Donald Earl Childress III argues that courts should question this mechanistic application of the Erie doctrine to transnational cases.

NCAA Sanctions:

Assigning Blame Where it Belongs

Limiting Article III to Standing “Accidental” Plaintiffs:

Lessons from Environmental and Animal Law Cases

The Emerging Oversimplifications of the Government Speech Doctrine:

From Substantive Content to a "Jurisprudence of Labels"

FCC Regulation Versus Antitrust:

How Net Neutrality is Defining the Boundaries

Religious Arbitration and the New Multiculturalism:

Negotiating Conflicting Legal Orders

The Third Arbitration Trilogy

Stolt-Nielsen, Rent-a-Center, Conception, and the Future of American Arbitration

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Faculty Publications and Speaking Engagements

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Distinguished Visiting Professors

Each year Pepperdine Law welcomes distinguished visiting faculty, lawyers, and judges into its classrooms to inform, inspire, and enhance the educational experience for students.

Recent Events

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