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Markel on D'Amato

By: Joshua D. Wright

December 13, 2006

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Joshua D. Wright, Markel on D'Amato, Truth on the Market (December 13, 2006), https://truthonthemarket.com/2006/12/13/markel-on-damato/

Dan Markel at Prawfs has posted some reactions to D’Amato’s piece on The Interdisciplinary Turn in Legal Education.Â It is an excellent post and well worth reading, as is D’Amato’s article.

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Joshua D. Wright

Joshua D. Wright is founding partner of Lodestar Law & Economics and a former member of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).

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