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245 00 $aLaw in the time of COVID-19 / Katharina Pistor, Columbia Law School.
246 3 $aLaw in the time of Coronaviris Disease Nineteen
264 1 $aNew York, NY :$bColumbia Law School,$c2020.
300 $a1 online resource
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505 00 $tForeword /$rGillian Lester --$tIntroduction /$rKatharina Pistor --$gHuman rights under strain.$tCovid-19 and prisoners' rights /$rGregory Bernstein, Stephanie Guzman, Maggie Hadley, Rosalyn M. Huff, Alison Hung, and Anita N.H. Yandle, wth Alexis Hoag and Bernard E. Harcourt --$tLinked fate: justice and the criminal legal system during the COVID-19 pandemic /$rSusan Sturm, Faiz Pirani, Hyun Kim, Natalie Behr, Zachary D. Hardwick --$tImmigration in the time of COVID-19 /$rShoba Sivaprasad Wadhia --$gPublic life and social welfare.$tCovid-19 and the law: elections /$rRichard Briffault --$tThe new "essential": rethinking social goods in the wake of Covid-19 /$rOlatunde Johnson --$tPublic health law tools: a brief guide /$rKristen Underhill --$tChild welfare and Covid-19: an unexpected opportunity for systematic change /$rJane Spinak --$tEmergency exemptions from environmental laws /$rMichael Gerrard --$gPrivate life.$tPrivacy and pandemics /$rClarisa Lang --$tCOVID-19 and LGBT rights /$rSuzanne Goldberg --$gThe economy under lockdown.$tHow to help small businesses survive COVID-19 /$rTodd Baker and Kathryn Judge --$tBankruptcy's role in the COVID-19 crisis /$rEdward R. Morrison and Andrea C. Saavedra --$tCOVID-19 as a Force Majeure in corporate transactions /$rMatthew Jennejohn, Julian Nyarko, Eric Talley --$tA comparative perspective on commercial contracts and the impact of Covid-19: change of circumstances, Force Majeure, or what? /$rChristian Twigg-Flesner --$tDispute resolution in pandemic circumstances /$rGeorge Bermann --$tDriver for contactless payments /$rRonald Mann --$tAppendix 1: COVID legal alerts from top 20 law firms & CPRBLOG organized by TOC /$rlinks provided by Professor Michael Gerrard; compiled by topic by Dana Neacsu and Michael Paul McParlane --$tAppendix 2: New York-based legal information /$rcompiled by topic by Dana Neacsu --$tAppendix 3: Rules regarding medical labs running COVID-19 tests /$rlinks provided by Professor Michael Gerrard; compiled by topic by Dana Neacsu --$tAppendix 4: Additional resources /$rlinks provided by contributors; compiled by Michael Paul McParlane --$tLegal issues for workers & COVID-19 martials [sic] and resources /$rAFL-CIO slides and resources in link above, made available by Mark Barenberg.
520 $a"Law in the Time of COVID-19 is the product of a joint effort by members of the faculty of Columbia Law School and several law professors from other schools. As academic lawyers we wanted to share our knowledge and insights about how law shapes responses to--and is itself shaped by--the unfolding crisis. This volume offers guidance for thinking about some the most pressing legal issues the pandemic has raised, especially (though not exclusively) for law in the United States: from the rights of prison inmates who live under conditions that make them exceptionally vulnerable to the highly contagious virus to the options for contracting parties who now face circumstances that make it impossible for them to live up to their past commitments ... the topics range widely and include issues related to human rights, public life and social welfare, private life, and the economy. The authors focused their knowledge on specific areas of the law. Many were joined by their students, who either helped draft a chapter or compiled further resources that are referenced in the chapters."--Introduction.
588 $aDescription based on online resource; title from title screen (Columbia Law School Scholarship Repository, viewed on May 5, 2020).
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650 0 $aCoronavirus infections$xGovernment policy.
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650 0 $aCoronavirus infections$xSocial aspects.
650 0 $aCoronavirus infections$xSocial aspects$zUnited States.
700 1 $aPistor, Katharina,$eeditor.
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