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Welcome to Jim White

By John Pottow

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Does your employer (like mine) not give you MLK Day off?  Well, then Credit Slips has just the solution to your woes: reading the musings of our newest guest blogger, Prof. James J. White.  Good law nerds will be well acquainted with his celebrated co-authored treatise, but for those who need an introduction, Jim has been one of the nation's leading commercial law academics since, well,I don't know -- maybe the McKinley Administration?  In any event, how long he's been writing is not important.  What's important is that he's an insightful and provocative scholar.  I'm sure he'll provide a soothing tonic for those who fear the tone of this blog sometimes drifts toward the liberal end of the political spectrum...

Full post as published by Credit Slips on January 21, 2008 (boomark / email).

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