Scholarly publications of West Virginia University College of Law faculty members are frequently cited for their authority in various areas of expertise. The following is a list of works cited this spring between April 1, 2019 and June 30, 2019.
Robert Bastress
West Virginia University College of Law professor Caroline Osborne recently posted a new work to SSRN. The article, titled "A Research Tool is Not Law: A Response to " Code Revision Commission v. Public.Resource.Org " addresses the fundamental issue of what is the law the context of Georgia's work-for-hire relationship with a commercial publisher to produce the U.C.G.A. Professor Obsorne's work is timely as Georgia v. Public.Resource.Org will be heard by the Supreme Court during the October 2019 term.
From the abstract:
West Virginia University College of Law professor Caroline Osborne presented at the inaugural Teaching the Teachers Conference on Friday, May 31, 2019 in Atlanta, GA. The conference is focused on instructional philosophy, techniques, and assessment for law librarians by law librarians. Professor Osborne's session was titled "Lessons Learned – Developing Strategies to Address When You Go from Brilliant to Not in Seconds".
WVU Law Professor and Director of the Law Library Caroline Osborne recently published new scholarship to SSRN. The work is titled International Investment Law and Alternative Dispute Resolution: A Guide to Web Based Resources . It will be published in a forthcoming issue of the International Journal of Legal Information.
From the abstract: This paper discusses web-based sources of interest to scholars and practitioners in the area of international investment law and dispute resolution.
