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Posted: Thu Aug 05, 2010 10:05 pm
I'm in serious need of a topic for my law review note. I want to buy something on the law of contracts, since I LOVE contracts... but I don't find anything... Any good ideas?
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MrKappus wrote:Well will ya look at the early bird. Dig into the UCC. It's a treasure trove of unwritten-about topics.
presh wrote:Was there any section of contracts you liked especially? The law of contracts is pretty broad.
I was thinking of reading Article II's Official Comments, seeing where things have played out in practice different than originally envisioned by the drafters, and then asking why. Sorry this is so vague. I haven't really started my research yet (or even thinking about my topic-finding methodology).rbgrocio wrote:MrKappus wrote:Well will ya look at the early bird. Dig into the UCC. It's a treasure trove of unwritten-about topics.
ok... i guess that should be the starting point
MrKappus wrote:I was thinking of reading Article II's Official Comments, seeing where things have played out in practice different than originally envisioned by the drafters, and then asking why. Sorry this is so vague. I haven't really started my research yet (or even thinking about my topic-finding methodology).rbgrocio wrote:MrKappus wrote:Well will ya look at the early bird. Dig into the UCC. It's a treasure trove of unwritten-about topics.
ok... i guess that should be the starting point
I thought I saw over the summer some spam-email from Lexis about a tool it has to find note topics. Maybe check that out?
Aka 4 weeks.rbgrocio wrote:Yeah... our deadline is September 3rd (a little over three weeks). How many pages do you guys have to write for your note?
MrKappus wrote:Aka 4 weeks.rbgrocio wrote:Yeah... our deadline is September 3rd (a little over three weeks). How many pages do you guys have to write for your note?I'm told ours is 40-50 pages, but I can't say for sure b/c our orientation isn't until after your synopsis is due (!).