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Monthly Archives: June 2013
Sagers Featured Prominently in Press Reports Concerning Apple eBooks Antitrust Trial
C|M|Law’s James A. Thomas Distinguished Professor of Law Chris Sagers was widely quoted in the press recently concerning the Justice Department’s antitrust case against Apple, alleging that Apple had coordinated a price-fixing conspiracy among publishers of electronic books. In addition … Continue reading
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Forte Speaks at the Claremont Institute’s Wilson Seminar on the Framers’ Thoughts on What Constitutes Religion
On April 27, C|M|LAW Professor David Forte delivered a paper in Washington to the Wilson Seminar of the Natural Law Center of Claremont University. The Wilson Seminar on the role of Natural Law in American Constitutional Jurisprudence, is named for James … Continue reading
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Plecnik Participates in Young Cleveland Running Panel Presentation
On Thursday, June 13th, at the Nighttown restaurant in Cleveland Heights, C|M|LAW Professor John Plecnik participated in a panel discussion hosted by Young Cleveland Running. Along with other young political candidates, Plecnik answered questions from the mediator, and then the … Continue reading
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Sagers Blogs in Huff Post on Apple and Antitrust
C|M|LAW’s James A. Thomas Distinguished Professor of Law Chris Sagers posted The Fate of Apple and Antitrust: Overcoming Confusion About the eBooks Case today in the Huffington Post. In this post, Sagers explains that “[d]efendant Apple, as the government has shown … Continue reading
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Robertson Explains the Role of Landmen in the Ohio Shale Oil and Gas Industry in Crain’s Cleveland Business
There has been a fair amount of legitimate hand-wringing in Ohio over the business practices of some landmen operating in the state on behalf of some drilling companies. There also are a fair number of people who have never heard … Continue reading
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Forte Participates in Civil Rights Commission Hearings on Human Trafficking
In his capacity as a member of the Ohio Advisory Committee to the United States Civil Rights Commission, C|M|LAW Professor David Forte participated in two days of hearings on June 5 and 6 at the University of Toledo on the … Continue reading
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Sagers Attends Rose Garden Press Conference and White House Summit on Federal Judicial Vacancies
On Tuesday, June 3, 2013, C|M|Law’s James A. Thomas Distinguished Professor of Law Chris Sagers attended a press conference in the Rose Garden, along with a day-long briefing session in the White House concerning the confirmation of federal judicial nominees. … Continue reading
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Majette Comments on Variations in Health Care Costs
CardHub.com, an on-line resource for everything concerning credit cards, recently posted an article on its website entitled, Why Do Credit Card Costs Vary So Widely? Following the article, the site included comments by experts in the field, including C|M|LAW Professor … Continue reading
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