Allison Anna Tait - School of Law

Allison Anna Tait - School of Law

"Archipelagos of Poverty and Privilege," Birkbeck Law Seminar, Birkbeck Law, University of London (May 2023)


"The Hidden Beneficiaries of Responsibilization," ALPS Annual Meeting, Association for Law, Property, & Society (May 2023)


"The Masterplot of the Market," Legal Masterplots Workshop, Southampton Law School (May 2023)


"The Onshore/ Offshore Imaginary," Kent Faculty Seminar, University of Kent School of Law (March 2023)


"The Time of Dynastic Trusts," Death and Taxes: Dynasty Trusts and Wealth in America, ABA Section of Real Property, Trust and Estate Law (March 2023)


"Paraphernalia or "Ornaments of Her Body": Creating Legal Bodies through Chancery Jurisprudence," Renaissance Society of America, 2023 Annual Meeting, Renaissance Society of America (March 2023)


"Teaching Tools and Questions of Inequality in the Wills and Trusts Classroom," AALS Annual Conference 2023, AALS (January 2023)


"Tax-Free and the Offshore Imaginary," Protecting Dynastic Wealth, University of Pittsburgh School of Law (October 2022)


"Household Intimacy Outside of Marriage: Family Pluralism in the Novels of Anthony Trollope," Nonmarriage Roundtable, Washington University School of Law (September 2022)


"Family Trees and Family Fortunes," LSA Annual Meeting 2022, Law & Society Association (July 2022)


"Breaking Down Symbolic Fathers and Families," IALMH Annual Meeting 2022, International Academy of Law and Mental Health (July 2022)


"“Trollope’s Curiously Female Household: Ancillary Markets and Alternative Families," Association of the Study of Law, Culture and the Humanities Annual Conference, Association of the Study of Law, Culture and the Humanities (June 2022)


"Inheriting Privilege," Wealth and the Family, Max Plank Institute for the Study of Societies (June 2022)


"Trollope's Curiously Female Household: Forming Families in the Shadow of Coverture," Married Women and the Law in Britain, North America, and the Common Law World, University of Florida Levin School of Law (May 2022)


"The Restatement of Trusts: Looking Forward and Public Policy ," Critical Trusts & Estates, Oklahoma City University School of Law (April 2022)


"Teaching about Wealth Gaps and Succession Law," Critical Trusts & Estates, Oklahoma City University School of Law (April 2022)


"The Colonial Landscape of Debt," Intersectional Speaker Series on Gender and Racial Equity , Penn State Dickinson Law (March 2022)


"Inheriting Privilege," AALS Annual Meeting, AALS (January 2022)


"Legal Scholarship, Humanities Methodologies," AALS Annual Conference, AALS (January 2022)


"Family Trees and Family Fortunes," Financial Inequalities in an Unequal World, ACS Washington DC Lawyer's Chapter (December 2021)


"Debt Collection, Sites of Extraction, and Colonies of Wealth," Northwestern University Law Review Annual Symposium, Northwestern University Law School (November 2021)


"Family Trees and Family Fortunes," Nonmarriage Roundtable, Washington University School of Law (October 2021)


Presenter, "Queer Theory, Feminist Theory, and Technology," Law & Society Annual Meeting, (May 2021)


Presenter, "The Curiously Female Household: Re-imagining Domestic Power in Trollope's Novels," Law & Society Annual Meeting 2021, Law & Society (May 2021)


Presenter, "Inheriting Privilege," DC Area Family Law Workshop, Howard Law School (November 2020)


Moderator, "Wealth and Taxes: Will the ERA help?," Two Centuries of the Equal Rights Amendment, University of Florida, Levin College of Law (September 2020)


Presenter, "The Wealth of Families," Family Law Scholars and Teachers Annual Meeting, Family Law Scholars and Teachers Conference (June 2020)


Commentator, "Empirical Injustice," Law and Society Association Annual Meeting, Law and Society Association (May 2020)


Commentator, "Perspectives on Sex, Work and New Legal Orders," Law and Society Association Annual Meeting, Law and Society Association (May 2020)


Commentator, "Remarks on the new Oxford Handbook on Law and Humanities," Association of Law, Culture, & Humanities Annual Meeting, Association of Law, Culture, & Humanities (March 2020)


Presenter, "Trust as Patrimony," Law Faculty Colloquy, Boston College Law (September 2019)


Presenter, "Trust as Patrimony," Law Faculty Colloquy, Wake Forest School of Law (September 2019)


Commentator, "Emerging Interdisciplinary Scholarship in Trusts & Estates," SEALS Annual Conference, SEALS (August 2019)


Commentator, "Discussion Group: Topic Coverage of a Modern Trusts & Estates Course," SEALS Annual Conference, SEALS (July 2019)


Panelist, "Comments on panel entitled Finding Aesthetics in Unexpected Places," Law & Society Association Annual Conference, (June 2019)


Panelist, "Comments on panel entitled Planning for an Unstable Future," Law & Society Association Annual Conference, (June 2019)


Presenter, "Divorce Lending," Law & Society Association Annual Conference, (May 2019)


Presenter, "Inheriting the Family," Family Law Scholars and Teachers Conference 2019, Howard University School of Law (May 2019)


Presenter, "The Private Lives of High-Wealth Families," Shifting Normativities, UBC Allard School of Law (May 2019)


Presenter, "Divorce Lending," Law, Culture, and Humanities 2019, ASLCH (March 2019)


Presenter, "Confronting Injustice and Memory in the Public Square," AALS 2019 Annual Conference, Association of American Law Schools (January 2019)


Presentations Prior to 2019
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