3 online modules on different topics to learn and discuss real legal cases

MODULE I) CONTRACT LAW & TORT LAW — May 8th – May 9th // 6pm to 7.30pm

* Free will and contractual freedom: ethical or economics rules.

* The will autonomy since the leading case “Stilk vs Myrick” (1809) to our days

* Tort Law: Cases and materials. Why does Economic Analysis of Law matter?. “Air & Liquid Systems Corp. v. Devries” (US Supreme Court of the United States, 2019).

* Tort Law: Cases and materials. Why does Behavioral Law & Economics matter?

MODULE II) CONSUMER AND COMMERCIAL LAW —June 5th – June 6th // 6pm to 7.30pm

* The most important verdicts of American justice

* Positive and Negative Aspects of Punitive Damages

* Uber and Economic Analysis of Law. “Illinois Transportation Trade Association v. City of Chicago, and Dan Burgess”. Thinking about Chicago experience in Rosario.

* How Platforms use Behavioral Insights (Uber, Facebook, Instagram, Amazon, MercadoLibre, Booking, Netflix). Corporations and Consumers.

* Dark patterns. Vitiated consent. Cases and materials (“Williams” and other cases)

MODULE III) CONSTITUTIONAL LAW — July 3rd – July 4th // 6pm to 7.30pm

* Freedom of expression

* The most relevant cases of North American jurisprudence.

* Online Speech (“Garnier v. O’Connor-Ratcliff”, 41 F.4th 1158 (9^th Cir. 2022).

* Provisional conclusions and closing reflections.

Speakers:

Dr. Fernando Shina (PhD of Legal Sciences, UCA; profesor UBA)

Dr. Martín Frúgoli (Specialist in Civil Law, UCA; PhD student UNR; Professor UNR; President of the Institute of Behavioral Law, COLABRO)

Pre-registration is required through an online form. Meetings are free of charge.

Organizers:

PROGRAMA INTERNACIONAL AND ESCUELA DE GRADUADOS

FDER – UNR

For more information:

programainternacionalfder@gmail.com // @p.internacional.fder