John Kidwell, Professor of Law Emeritus at the University of Wisconsin School of Law, passed away on Saturday. Kidwell joined the Wisconsin faculty in 1972 and took emeritus status in 2005. He published in a variety of areas, including contracts, IP, and property. He was 66.
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