Professors: How do you usually handle tipping in your classes? I write my venmo up on the board the first day so students can express their appreciation for an especially well-delivered lecture. Other ideas worked better for you?
Robert Anderson
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Robert Anderson
@ProfRobAnderson
Professor of Law, University of Arkansas. Admiralty and Maritime Law, Corporate, and M&A.
Fayetteville, AR
Joined March 2013
- Replying to @johnkonrad“I can always do that later,” is something we often tell ourselves to avoid new experiences, but it isn’t always true.
- Replying to @ProfRobAndersonFor those who don’t spend their days studying corporate law, today is an absolutely seismic event.
- Idea: Law school Contracts class, but where you read a contract.
- There is only one thing that can resolve this crisis—an open letter signed by many academics.
- I am proud to say that today I became a Tesla retail shareholder for the first time.
- Idea: Law school Contracts class, but where you read a contract.
- I know this is close to heresy, but more and more I'm coming around to the idea that: 1. Law school could be an undergraduate degree here in the US as it is in many places, and 2. Allowing that would improve access to justice more cost effectively than any other single reform.
- People: What do you do for a living? Me: Lawyer People: You must know a lot about law Me: No, not that type of lawyer.
- BREAKING: I have uncovered evidence of rampant plagiarism in transactional law. Using sophisticated computer techniques, I have determined that transactional attorneys *routinely* copy and paste from other people’s contracts without attribution.
- Simon Property, explaining their decision to reincorporate from Delaware to Indiana, cited "the increasingly litigious environment facing corporations incorporated in the State of Delaware" that "may distract from the Company's core mission and redirects value from shareholders."
- Roblox has filed to leave Delaware and reincorporate in Nevada.
- When I was practicing transactional law, the litigators would always make fun of us saying all we did was change the names in old forms. That just showed how ignorant they were of actual practice; we also changed the dates and sometimes other stuff too.
