Tuesday Top Ten – Contracts & Commercial Law Downloads for August 8, 2023

August 8, 2023

Welcome to the second Tuesday in August, which means the beginning of the academic year is looming large for much of our readership. Even while teaching the basics, don’t pass up the opportunity to occasionally drop some in-class comments about the latest stuff happening in contract law. Name dropping can be both fun and enriching if you do it right! That of course, assumes that we have some names to drop, so we here at the blog offer you this week’s list of contenders:

Top Downloads For:

Contracts & Commercial Law eJournal

Recent Top Papers (60 days)

As of: 09 Jun 2023 – 08 Aug 2023

Rank	Paper	Downloads
1.	Generative Interpretation David A. Hoffman and Yonathan A. Arbel University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School and University of Alabama – School of Law	844
2.	Why Study Law? Lawrence J. Trautman, Rachel Chambers, Michael Conklin, Brian Elzweig, Larry D. Foster II, Angelica Guevara, Christopher P. Guzelian, Ella McCown Jones, Lora Koretz, Rebecca Nieman, more… Prairie View A&M University – College of Business, University of Connecticut – School of Business, Angelo State University – Business Law, University of West Florida, Prairie View A&M University – College of Business, Business Law and Ethics, Texas State University School of Business, Ohio University, W. P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State, University of San Diego, Knauss School of Business	196
3.	The Electronic Trade Documents Act 2023 and the 2003 Amendments to Article 7 of the Uniform Commercial Code: Do They Do the Same Thing? Miriam A. Goldby Centre for Commercial Law Studies, Queen Mary, University of London	174
4.	Leveraged Finance Greg Nini and David C. Smith Drexel University – Department of Finance and University of Virginia – McIntire School of Commerce	135
5.	A Law Professor’s Love-Hate Relationship with the Restatement (Second) of Contracts Jeffrey M. Lipshaw Suffolk University Law School	129
6.	The Bitter Ironies of Williams V. Walker-Thomas Furniture Co. In the First Year Law School Curriculum Duncan Kennedy Harvard Law School	128
7.	Much Ado about Artificial Intelligence or: the Automation of Contract Formation Eliza Mik The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) – Faculty of Law	124
8.	Non-Disclosure and the Misrepresentation Act 1967: A New Framework Fred Halbhuber Yale Law School	102
9.	State Public Morality Regulation and the Dormant Commerce Clause Douglas A. Kysar Yale University – Law School	90
10.	Third Parties Nicolas Cornell University of Michigan Law School	78

Top Downloads For:

Law & Society: Private Law – Contracts eJournal

Recent Top Papers (60 days)

As of: 09 Jun 2023 – 08 Aug 2023

Rank	Paper	Downloads
1.	Generative Interpretation David A. Hoffman and Yonathan A. Arbel University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School and University of Alabama – School of Law	844
2.	Laws Applicable to International Smart Contracts and Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOS) Luís de Lima Pinheiro University of Lisbon – Faculdade de Direito	240
3.	A Law Professor’s Love-Hate Relationship with the Restatement (Second) of Contracts Jeffrey M. Lipshaw Suffolk University Law School	129
4.	The Bitter Ironies of Williams V. Walker-Thomas Furniture Co. In the First Year Law School Curriculum Duncan Kennedy Harvard Law School	128
5.	Video Game Law Mark A. Lemley and Sonali Maitra Stanford Law School and Independent	115
6.	Non-Disclosure and the Misrepresentation Act 1967: A New Framework Fred Halbhuber Yale Law School	102
7.	Third Parties Nicolas Cornell University of Michigan Law School	78
8.	Contracting as a Class Caleb N. Griffin University of Arkansas – School of Law	77
9.	Recent Developments in Mandatory Arbitration Warfare: Winners and Losers (So Far) in Mass Arbitration Maria Glover Georgetown University Law Center	76
10.	Privacy Protection, At What Cost? Exploring the Regulatory Resistance to Data Technology in Auto Insurance Omri Ben-Shahar and Chicago Law RPS Submitter University of Chicago Law School and University of Chicago Law Schoo	67

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