Andrew P. Morriss

Oct 17, 2024 | email.cato.org | Andrew P. Morriss |Andreas Freytag |Phil Levy |Clark Packard

• Thirty-five years ago today, Boris Yeltsin visited NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas. But it was a brief, impromptu visit to a nearby grocery store that may well have changed world history, writes Scott Lincicome• In light of the increasingly contentious nature of the US-China relationship, it is worth examining Americans’ views about economic ties between the two countries.

Apr 30, 2024 | ifcreview.com | Andrew P. Morriss

30/04/24 There is a global market for trust law, with jurisdictions competing to be the supplier of the governing law of trusts, as well as the location of the many service providers involved in creating and maintaining a trust.

Jan 27, 2024 | digitalrepository.unm.edu | Andrew P. Morriss

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Jan 9, 2024 | ifcreview.com | Andrew P. Morriss

09/01/24 As virtually every treatise on the subject reminds us, trusts are a quintessentially English invention. Texts often quote a French lawyer’s observation that “the trust is the guardian angel of the Anglo-Saxon, accompanying him everywhere, impassively, from the cradle to the grave” to reinforce this point [1].

Dec 19, 2023 | laweconcenter.org | Andrew P. Morriss

Andrew Morriss on Fairfield Lake Eminent Domain CaseFort Worth Star-Telegram – ICLE Academic Affiliate Andrew Morriss was quoted by the Fort Worth Star-Telegram in a story about the State of Texas’ attempt to use eminent domain to seize a developer’s 5,000-acre property. You can read full piece here. “All the research I’ve done on eminent domain, individuals just lose,” said Andrew Morriss, a professor at Texas A&M’s School of Law and The Bush School of Government and Public Service.