Recent Publications
Recent books, book chapters, and journal articles published by the University of Minnesota Law School faculty.
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– Independence First ... or Don't Use It: A Fiduciary Standard for Law-firm Use of General AI, 101 North Dakota Law Review 461 (2026)
– The Normalizing Properties of Intracranial Volume Across Race and Sex, 7 Brain Communications art. fcaf271 (2025)
– Mentoring for Neuroscience and Society Careers: Lessons Learned from the Dana Foundation Career Network in Neuroscience & Society, 16 AJOB Neuroscience 203 (2025)
– The Missing Dimension in Clinical AI: Making Hidden Values Visible, 3 NEJM AI art. 2501266 (2026)
– A Framework for Assessing the Trustworthiness of Scientific Research Findings, 123 Proceedings of the National Academy of Science U.S.A., e2536736123 (2026)
– Large Language Scholarship, 21 Florida International University Law Review 213 (2026)
– Apple v. Motorola; Admissibility of Expert Testimony on Royalties; Injunctive Relief, in FRAND Cases in Context (Jorge L. Contreras, ed., Edward Elgar, 2026)
– Fertility Innovations and Children's Interests in Institutional Design, in Children's Rights in Biomedicine: Protecting Children from Scientific Risks and Uncertainty (Santa Slokenberga, Jameson Garland and Anna Singer, eds., Brill, 2026)
– The Economics of Litigation Financing, 34 European Review of Private Law 57 (2026)
– The Economics of Evolutionary Programming, European Journal of Law and Economics (2026)
– The Value of Silence: Optimal Disclosure Default Rules in Contract Law, American Law and Economics Review (2025)
– Writing with Fire: The Cowboy Suit Tragedy and the Course of a Life (University of Chicago Press, 2026)
– Research Handbook on Human Rights and Poverty, Second Edition (co-editor) (Edward Elgar, 2026)
– The Big Four [Accounting] Law Firms: It's Past Time for the Practice of Law to Get in the Game, 92 Tennessee Law Review 1147 (2025)
– Boundaries of Rules: Social Reactions to Legal Intervention, in Social Norms - Foundations, Dynamics, and Contemporary Transformations (Serpa and Ferrerira, eds., 2026)
– Advancing Engineering Ethics in Multi-Institutional Research Networks: Developing & Piloting Educational Case Studies, 2026 ASEE Annual Conference
– Insuring Algorithmic Liability: A Response to Artificial Intelligence, Judicial Evolution, and Insurance, 106 Boston University Law Review 1269 (2026)
– Reclaiming Homeowner Wealth: A Conversation with Barry, Fried, and Hatfield, 111 Iowa Law Review Online 210 (2026)
– Beyond Six Versus Twelve: Kian v. Florida and the Design of the Criminal Jury. Public Choice (2026)
– In the Service of the State: Foreign Financing, Infrastructure, and Imperialism in Tsarist Russia, Business History (2026)
– The U.S. Sentencing Commission in a Formalist Era (Washington Law Review, forthcoming 2026), Minnesota Legal Studies Research Paper 2026-14
– Epilogue to Devon W. Carbado, Can You Be Black and Teach That?, 101 New York University Law Review 758, 881 (2026)
– Filling the Network Gap in Research Ethics: Analyzing Ethical Issues at Scale in Big Team Science, 56 Hastings Center Report 32 (2026)