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Are you Going to the ABA Section of International Law Spring Meeting?
Readers, if you will be at the ABA International Law Spring Meeting in Washington later this month, and you would like to participate in an informal Letters Blogatory meet-up, please let me know! I would love to meet some of you in person. Depending on the response I get, I will make some suggestions about……
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Updates for Regular Readers
Readers, I have a couple of updates for you on the “state of the blog”: As of today, you can read Letters Blogatory on your Kindle! If you’re like me and you read the paper in the morning on your Kindle, you might find this handy. Check it out! Those of you who read Letters……
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Letters Blogatory Sues the Government Under FOIA
Readers who are following the Lago Agrio case will know that until the Second Circuit decided Naranjo (and maybe even now), one of the main questions Chevron sought to litigate in New York was whether the Ecuadoran courts were systematically inadequate, that is, whether they met the standards of impartiality and due process necessary to……
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Wanted: Letters Blogatory Data Coding Helpers
I am working on a project that will, I think, make Letters Blogatory much more useful to practicing lawyers. It will allow readers to find all cases of the day from a particular court, or all cases of the day on a particular statutory or treaty provision, with a minimum of fuss. When it is……
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Year In Review: Who Are You, And Why Are You Here?
As I hope all readers know, I have a very strict privacy policy, and I don’t use Google Analytics, Twitter share buttons, or any other tools that would allow Big Brother to track your visits to Letters Blogatory. But I like to look at the statistics myself to see where in the world you live,……