ICYMI: AALS Section on Contracts Session in New Orleans
As we warned you in an earlier post . . . .
The Topic
Unconscionability is a staple of teaching first year contracts. The familiar elements of procedural and substantive unconscionability and the possible remedies are often taught as if there is little variation. However, unconscionability in practice is less predictable. This panel will explore the application of the doctrine across various contexts, jurisdictions and legal fields.
The Speakers
Michael T. Gibson, Oklahoma City University School of Law
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Cathy Hwang, University of Virginia School of Law & Justin Weinstein-Tull Arizona State University Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law
The Everyday Law of Contract
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Irrelevant Unconscionability
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Rachel Ngo Ntomp, University of Wyoming College of Law
The Content Control of Small Business Contracts & the (In)efficiency of Unconscionability
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Colin P. Marks, University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law
Moderator
And here they are in all their glory:
