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We believe that curiosity shouldn’t require a research grant or hours of free time. Forget the stuffy legal journals; the AI Law blog is a sanctuary for those who love to learn on the go. While we have a passion for making sense of peculiar laws and historic cases, we refuse to be confined by them. Our journey might lead us to the heart of a powerful documentary, the quiet world of a short story, or the unexpected brilliance of a new idea. Our promise is to seek out these gems and share them with you, creating moments of insight that fit seamlessly into your day. This is your curated dose of the fascinating, delivered daily.



Why the ‘Haves’ Come Out Ahead
Marc Galanter's central argument in this seminal article is that repeat players (RPs) —typically organizations or entities with...
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Mar 22, 20256 min read


Hidden Representation in Agency Law: Liability, Doctrine, and Doctrinal Limits
Introduction In the law of agency, the presence or absence of disclosure plays a determinative role in allocating rights and liabilities...
Gocha Okreshidze
Mar 21, 20255 min read


The Republic of Bees: A Legal-Historical Analysis of Early American Law
The legal landscape of the early American Republic, often metaphorically described as a “Republic of Bees,” was marked by dynamic...
Gocha Okreshidze
Mar 21, 20254 min read


The Legal Framework and Practical Implications of Article 9 Financing Statements
I. Introduction The proper filing of financing statements under Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) is a fundamental aspect of...
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Mar 21, 20255 min read


Colonial Law and Legal Development: A Historical and Analytical Review
I. Introduction The legal framework of the American colonies was shaped by a complex interplay of inherited English traditions, local...
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Mar 20, 20254 min read


A Conversation with Judge Amy Coney Barrett
The Notre Dame Club of Washington, D.C., hosted "An Evening with Judge Amy Coney Barrett" on February 19, 2019. Jon Heintz '09, '14 J.D....
Gocha Okreshidze
Mar 20, 20251 min read


The Inescapable Inconsistency of the Supreme Court: A Public Choice Analysis
Introduction The Supreme Court has long been subject to criticism for its divided opinions and apparent inconsistencies. Legal scholars,...
Gocha Okreshidze
Mar 19, 20255 min read


Judicial Sale and Deficiency: A Legal Analysis
The legal framework governing judicial sales and deficiency judgments reflects a balance between creditors’ rights and debtor...
Gocha Okreshidze
Mar 17, 20253 min read


Reconsidering the Going Concern Value of Churches in Bankruptcy
I. Introduction The financial challenges faced by religious institutions, particularly churches, within bankruptcy proceedings raise...
Gocha Okreshidze
Mar 16, 20253 min read


Societal Fears of Climate Change: Legal and Policy Implications
Climate change is not only a scientific and environmental issue but also a profound social and legal challenge. Public fear surrounding...
Gocha Okreshidze
Mar 15, 20253 min read


The Law Wishes to Have a Formal Existence
Introduction Stanley Fish’s paper critically examines the limits of legal formalism, arguing that law’s attempt to achieve pure...
Gocha Okreshidze
Mar 15, 20254 min read


Alan Watson’s Legal Transplants: The Migration of Legal Concepts Across Jurisdictions
The concept of legal transplants —the borrowing and adaptation of legal norms, rules, and institutions from one legal system to...
Gocha Okreshidze
Mar 14, 20253 min read


A Behavioral Approach to Law and Economics: A Comprehensive Review
Introduction Cass Sunstein, Christine Jolls, and Richard Thaler’s seminal 1998 article, A Behavioral Approach to Law and Economics ,...
Gocha Okreshidze
Mar 13, 20254 min read


The "Thesis" System in American Legal Literature: A Structured Approach to Legal Scholarship
Legal scholarship in the United States is characterized by a structured and focused approach to academic writing. One of the core...
Gocha Okreshidze
Mar 11, 20254 min read


Managerial Judges and the Transformation of the Judiciary: A Critical Examination of Judith Resnik's Argument
The role of the American judge has undergone a seismic shift in recent decades. Once regarded as neutral arbiters who passively oversaw...
Gocha Okreshidze
Mar 9, 20254 min read


Historical Development of the Cross-Collateralization Doctrine in Bankruptcy
Introduction The doctrine of cross-collateralization has long been a fundamental aspect of bankruptcy law, allowing debtors to leverage...
Gocha Okreshidze
Mar 5, 20254 min read


G.E. Moore’s World Chart of Ethics: Understanding the Eight Nodes of Distinction
Ethics is a fundamental aspect of human philosophy, guiding decision-making, moral responsibilities, and societal norms. Moore’s World...
Gocha Okreshidze
Feb 26, 20252 min read


Contributory Negligence in Georgian Civil Law
Introduction One of the fundamental principles in tort law is that a party seeking compensation for damages must not have contributed to...
Gocha Okreshidze
Feb 25, 20253 min read


Judge Shopping in Corporate Bankruptcy: A Systemic Challenge and the Need for Reform
Introduction Forum shopping has long been a controversial issue in corporate bankruptcy, but in recent years, judge shopping has emerged...
Gocha Okreshidze
Feb 24, 20254 min read


Navigating Chapter 15: A Legal Analysis of Cross-Border Bankruptcy Cases
Chapter 15 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code plays a crucial role in cross-border insolvency cases, providing a framework for cooperation...
Gocha Okreshidze
Feb 20, 20253 min read
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