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A workshop in English Legal History will take place in Christ Church, Oxford on 10 and 11 September 2026. The organisers, Ciara Kennefick and Ian Williams, invite proposals for papers which address in whole or in part the theme of Crossing Intellectual Boundaries in English Legal History. The organisers aim to advance the interdisciplinary study of English legal history by ex...


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John Coyle and Tanya Monestier, ‘Limits on Damages for Breach of a Forum Selection Clause’ (25 September 25, 2025), available at SSRN. Forum selection clauses are so familiar that they rarely invite fresh questions. Courts mostly enforce them after lawyers litigate motions to dismiss or transfer, and the parties move on. One remedial question, however, has long sat in ...


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ABSTRACT You can scribble an agreement on a napkin or hire lawyers to negotiate a hundred-page contract. Either way, most of your contractual obligations will not be in your document. They will be in the background rules contract law applies absent your express agreement. Justifying these defaults is a core task of contract theory; getting them right is a cor...


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ABSTRACT This paper examines the claim that generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) should be exempt from copyright law when reproducing copyrighted works without authorization, based on a fair use defense. It examines fair use legal arguments and eight distinct substantive arguments, contending that every legal and substantive argument favoring fair use f...


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ABSTRACT As blockchain technologies and cryptocurrencies transition from experimental niches to critical infrastructure, their social and economic impacts have sparked intense regulatory and judicial scrutiny. Central to this debate is the legal classification of network participants – including developers, founders, and governance token-holders – and the ext...


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