Chapman University School of Law To Host Symposium on Dodd-Frank

On January 27 & 28, the Chapman Law Review will be hosting a symposium entitled: "From Wall Street to Main Street: The Future of Financial Regulation."  You can find the schedule here, and I think you'll agree it looks like it should be an excellent conference.  I'm looking forward to all of it, particularly Peter Huang's presentation on "How Behavioral Economics & Economic Theory Can Improve Financial Regulation."  I am very grateful to Peter for encouraging me to submit a proposal for this symposium, and I'll be presenting my latest work-in-progress: "The Dodd-Frank Corporation: More Than a Nexus of Contracts?"  (All credit for the first half of the title goes to Frank Partnoy, who was kind enough to let me steal it--though that should in no way incriminate him in terms of the substance of the project.)  If you're a reader of this blog and attending the conference, please stop by and say hello.

PS--I'm currently looking out my window at about 8 inches of snow, with 2-4 more expected today.  So, I have to admit that the great presentations aren't the only reason I'm looking forward to this conference, as should be clear when you view the first picture greeting you here.

SJP