Inside the Classroom: Contracts With Professor George Cohen

In his first-year contracts class, UVA Law professor George Cohen discusses Hamer v. Sidway (1891). That decision, by the New York Court of Appeals, determined that voluntarily abstaining from exercising legal rights in return for a promised future reward could count as a legal exchange in contract law. (University of Virginia School of Law, Aug. 29, 2018)

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This was truly amazing. This professor really makes his lectures clear and understandable.

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There is such a wealth of knowledge to be attained in this lecture--thanks @UVALAW! Well done!👏

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When I become lecture I will imitate his style, good lecture

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Hi, yeah he is great! Does someone knows if the second part of the video was posted (the resolution of the case)?

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Great lecturer

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The Drew Carey of law professors.

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Great free lecture

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Why is he saying 21 years old for an adult? Or was that just per the contract?

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HHhaha...miss 1L Socratic method

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