Well, I still don’t know what caused the Letters Blogatory Crash of 2012, but the good news is that we seem to be back in business, with everything back to the way it was. Yesterdays’ comments are irretrievably lost, sad to say, but that’s about the extent of the damage. Thank you to everyone who……
[box]UPDATE: So far so good—as you can see, I have already had volunteers for coverage of Brazil, Canada, France, and Germany. Any other volunteers? Please let me know![/box] You may have noticed that I have recently published a few guest posts from foreign lawyers and law students covering international judicial assistance developments in their countries.……
UPDATE: While I try to figure out what’s going on with the Letters Blogatory design, I’ve changed over to a default design that should work on every browser. Let me know if you have trouble! I have made some changes recently to improve the readability of Letters Blogatory on mobile devices, but after receiving some……
I am this year’s co-chair of the Harvard Law School Alumni International Law Group. Our kick-off event, “International Arbitration and Public International Law: Looking Beyond The Treaty” is tomorrow! We have a few spots still available, so if you are free tomorrow afternoon, let me know: space permitting, I’d love to see you there! You……
No, Letters Blogatory was not hacked. I did, however, press a wrong button, so to speak, and the server went down for several hours. I apologize to all readers—as the blog of international judicial assistance, Letters Blogatory has responsibilities, the first of which is to be available for you to read!