Cool paper alert: @alvinvelazquez.bsky.social has a new paper examining bankruptcy law’s role in shaping collective power for labor unions and workers.

This professor's paper "The Death of Labor Law and the Rebirth of the Labor Movement" lays out the case for using Gwynne Wilcox's case to get rid of the NLRA so that workers can engage in these tactics. Risky--yes, but it's the only legal option I see to move forward. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

I actually think it's time to rebuild, and partially do that by letting go of the NLRA--(as much as I hate to say it).

No, no one has. However, the letter carriers case dealt with that.

I literally just wrote about the term "scab" and how it's seen as defamatory in my upcoming law review article on forgiving labor torts. I even included a picture of scabby for good measure.

Most of them are Omnibus editions so they are out in the open. The Transformers are in the box.

My office screams child of the 80's! I have comic books, with Wolverine 1 as part of my Zoom backdrop. I also have a Roberto Clemente statuette and some Transformers toys on my shelf. Finally, I have some cards that colleagues have written to me over the years. Always starts a conversation.

Thanks for sharing this. I am a big fan of baseball history.