The 2021 Teachers’ Update to Laycock and Hasen, Modern American Remedies (5th edition) covers Supreme Court developments through the end of the October 2020 term, including cases touching on the standards for emergency injunctions, the rules for disgorgement, and nominal… Continue reading
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The 2020 Teachers’ Update to Laycock and Hasen, Modern American Remedies (5th edition) covers Supreme Court developments through the end of the October 2019 term, including cases touching on the standards for emergency injunctions and rules… Continue reading
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This supplement is current through the end of the Supreme Court’s term ending June 28. It is free for use for instructors assigning the book and their students. There are… Continue reading
Here’s the opinion.
Here's a bit on the Trump Twitter case, and the trial court's use of a declaratory judgment rather than an injunction, from the Laycock & Hasen remedies casebook (5th ed.) pic.twitter.com/JgoOTJOWm8— Rick Hasen (@rickhasen) July … Continue reading
This supplement is current through the end of the Supreme Court’s term ending June 28. It will be free for use for instructors assigning the book and their students. There are separate versions for the regular and Concise editions of… Continue reading
Release:
Richard L. Hasen of UC Irvine School of Law has been added as a Reporter to one of ALI’s newest project, Restatement of the Law Third, Torts: Remedies. He will be joining Douglas Laycock of The University… Continue reading
NYT reports:
The state elections board, which concluded last month that fraud had tainted November’s voting for the seat, ruled on Monday that a new open primary would be held in the district on May 14 and a new… Continue reading
CNN: “A judge said he will order a Georgia Legislature district to redo a primary election between two Republicans because errors in voter data called the results into question.” It’s quite uncommon for a court to order this type… Continue reading
DOJ has appealed the court ruling that President Trump cannot block people on Twitter. But the real news, as flagged by Cristian Farias, is that the President apparently has unblocked the plaintiffs in the lawsuit in the interim.
This… Continue reading
I plan to do more blogging about Remedies, especially given my news about coming on the Laycock casebook. And here’s an especially nice illustration of an important Remedies issue in the news.
Yesterday a federal court held that President Trump’s… Continue reading
I am honored to be joining Doug Laycock as co-author on the new Fifth Edition of Modern American Remedies, the leading casebook in the Remedies area. The Fourth Edition is from 2010 (there are annual supplements). This will be… Continue reading