Panel 4: Consumer Contract Law Our final panel assessed the future of consumer contract law in the United States, the United Kingdom, and the European Union.  The Honorable Carlos Lucero, Judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit moderated the discussion featuring Professors Geraint Howells, City University of Hong Kong, and James... Read More

Panel 3: Contract Interpretation and Good Faith The George Washington University Law School’s Dean Blake Morant began the third panel, “Contract Interpretation and Good Faith” by introducing and welcoming Martin Hogg, Professor of the Law of Obligations from Edinburgh Law School; Robert Stevens, Herbert Smith Freehills Professor of English Private Law from the University of... Read More

Panel 2: Contractual Remedies Professor Martin Hogg, co-host of the Symposium and Professor of the Law of Obligations at Edinburgh Law School, introduced our esteemed panelists and moderated the second panel’s robust discussion of contractual remedies. Chen-Wishart, Professor of the Law of Contract and Associate Dean of Graduates at Oxford University, kicked off the conversation. ... Read More

Panel 1: Share Economy and the Edges of Contract Law The first panel of The George Washington Law Review Symposium was titled “Share Economy and the Edges of Contract Law.”  The panel addressed how the new sharing economy has tested (and continues to test) the bounds of contract law.  The panel approached this issue from... Read More