Drexel University School of Law is formally hosting this year's annual meeting of the American Society for Legal History. The meeting starts today and the schedule is here. As always, this is a stellar conference and for those of you on the fence - please join us. Philly is, after all, the hub of the Northeast Corridor. (Or the Sixth Borough, according to the Times.) Please stop by and say hello.
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