Legal Commentary

Miriam Cherry once asked here if it was really true that some Contracts professors dress up as chickens to teach Frigaliment Importing Co. v. B.N.S. Int?l Sales Corp, 190 F. Supp. 116 (1960).  When I was at Brooklyn last year and taught the case I told the class about this tradition among some contracts professors but told them that I was too cool to dress as a chicken.  But this year I thought: What am I?  Chicken? 

Here are the results.  As luck would have it, the ABA was on-site at Hastings to see if we deserved to be accredited.  I think I locked that up for us.

On the legal dangers of dressing up as a chicken (or any other animal), see this article in the Legal Times.