Author Archive for Natalie Fleury

Commerce Claws

Tuesday, December 11th, 2012
Category: Constitutional Interpretation, Constitutional Law, Public | 1 Comment »

There are more than 50 polydactl (6 toed) cats at the Hemingway Museum in Key West Florida. The cats are descended from six-toed felines raised by Hemingway at his house ... Read more »

Confirmation Bias

Tuesday, October 23rd, 2012
Category: Negotiation, Political Processes & Rhetoric, Public | No Comments »

Teaching dispute resolution typically includes making students aware of the many different biases that influence our views of conflicts and our decision making. I’ve been thinking quite a bit about ... Read more »

Lawyering on the Right Side of the Brain

Friday, September 7th, 2012
Category: Legal Practice, Legal Writing, Public | No Comments »

There has been quite a bit of news lately on neuroscience and the law. The Law and Neuroscience Blog specifically focuses on the topic, discussing everything from lying to U.S. ... Read more »