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Paul L. Caron
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Past Posts


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Loss of a Legend: Rya W.Zobel

Judge Rya W. Zobel died on July 4 after a remarkable life and career. She escaped the Nazis, lost her father to Soviet prison camps (where her mother …

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ABA Tax Section: Careers in Tax Webinar

ABA Tax Section, Careers in Tax Webinar on July 15 at 6:30 PM ET: The ABA Tax Section Outreach & Inclusion Committee invites undergraduate and law…

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Edutopia, Five Tips to Address the Forgetting Curve

Edutopia, Boosting Student Memory. This very short video explains The Forgetting Curve and offers five tips for teachers to help their students rememb…

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Bloomberg: California Film Tax Credit Demand Rises Under Expanded Program

Danielle Muoio Dunn (Bloomberg):California Film Tax Credit Demand Rises Under Expanded Program: California is seeing increased demand for its film and…

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Harpaz Presents “The New Tax Sovereignty” at The Junior International Law Scholars Association Summer Workshop

Assaf Harpaz (Georgia) will presented his article “The New Tax Sovereignty” at the Junior International Law Scholars Association summer workshop, as p…

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Borden & Kaur: State Tax Enforcement of Section 1031 Proximate Exchanges

Bradley T. Borden (Brooklyn) and Lovepreet Kaur have published a new piece, “State Tax Enforcement of Section 1031 Proximate Exchanges,” 2…

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Continued Growth in Legal Sector

From Karen Sloan of Reuters: The U.S. legal sector added 5,100 jobs in June, pushing legal employment to an all-time high for the third straight month…

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N.Y. Times: Microsoft Disclosure Provides Rare Glimpse of Tax Haven Tactics

In the New York Times, Jesse Drucker and Karen Weise have a piece, “Microsoft Disclosure Provides Rare Glimpse of Tax Haven Tactics.” From…

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Law School Debt Declining for Third-Year Lawyers

A piece in Law.com summarizing findings of a new NALP study that was featured on TaxProfBlog yesterday: Average debt loads for third-year lawyers decr…

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Rauh & Jaros: It Failed in France. It Would Be a Disaster in California.

In the New York Times, Joshua Rauh (Stanford Hoover Institute) and Benjamin Jaros (Stanford Hoover Institute) have published a guest essay titled, &#8…

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Beyond AI Literacy: Why the Future of Legal Education Is Still Human-Based

A new piece in Insight into Academia, where Misty Evans speaks with Dean Angela Onwuachi-Willig (Boston University School of Law) about the impact of …

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Yale to Settle With Trump administration on admissions?

Today, the American Association of University Professors (AAUP), AFT Connecticut, Yale AAUP and the national AFT sent a letter to the Yale University …

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NALP Foundation and NALP release study on Law School Alumni Employment and Satisfaction

Press release: The NALP Foundation and NALP today released their 13th joint study, Law School Alumni Employment and Satisfaction, covering the Class o…

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Thorndike: The Forgotten Ancestor of AI Taxes

Joseph Thorndike, “Today’s AI Taxes Have a Forgotten Depression-Era Ancestor” (Tax Notes, July 6, 2026): Taken together, recent proposals …

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Length of Cumulative Service — Current Deans

I previously posted about data from AALS Rosenblatt’s Deans Database on the current longest serving deans. The database also provides a list of …

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Democracy Journal Publishes New Tax Symposium

Democracy: A Journal of Ideas, has recently published a tax symposium—focused on “why we need more tax revenue, and how to raise it”—that …

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Hemel: Madisonian Nonprofit Law and Checks and Balances

Daniel J. Hemel (NYU; Google Scholar), Madisonian Nonprofit Law and Checks and Balances, 64 Harv. J. Leg. (forthcoming 2027): The nonprofit sector is …

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NY Tax on Remote Work Again Withstands Professor’s Challenge

Perry Cooper (Bloomberg Law): NY Tax on Remote Work Again Withstands Professor’s Challenge New York’s strict rules for taxing remote work performed fo…

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Kalshi Sues Illinois to Nullify New Prediction Market Tax Law

Emily Hollingsworth (Tax Analysts): Kalshi Sues Illinois to Nullify New Prediction Market Tax Law Kalshi has filed suit in federal court to prevent Il…

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The New York Pied-à-Terre Tax: What You Should Know

David Pope & Chris Lorimer (DLA Piper): The New York Pied-à-Terre Tax: What You Should Know, 121 Tax Notes State 19 (July 6, 2026) In this article…

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