We got underway today for the two-day Brigham-Kanner Property Rights Conference, now in its 23d year. Produced and sponsored by the William and Mary Law School and Queen Mary University of London, the conference focuses on (naturally) property rights, and is expressly designed to put property scholars in the same room as property practitioners.
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Yesterday (yes, April Fool’s Day), we returned to William and Mary Law School to help the student-run Real Estate Law Society wrap up its event year. The putative title of our talk was “Hot Topics in Property Law”, but we covered a wider range, including Dirt Law issues to be on the lookout for at the Supreme Court, a century of zoning, career paths in property law (litigation, transactional, academic, for example, and what the hiring market looks like), and some general musings.
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