[UPDATE: The SEALS Organizers have finalized this panel. Thanks for your interest. wdh]
The Southeastern Association of Law Schools annual meeting is looking for 3-4 presenters on the topic of empirical legal studies and torts. The SEALS conference is being held at the Ritz Carlton Palm Beach and features invited speakers from all over the country presenting on a number of different topics. The empirical torts panel is currently slated for the afternoon of Sunday, July 27, 2008. SEALS organizers are open-minded to empirical presentations on any aspect of tort law. If you are interested in presenting, please send an email to Ben Barton (Tennessee) and Jonathan Cardi (Kentucky) .
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