President Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act: How Big Pharma is Fighting Back
By: Julie Chung On Tuesday, August 29, 2023, the United States Department of Health and Human Services…
To Be or Not to Be? Second Circuit Affirms Notes Issued in Syndicated Loans are Not Securities
By: Elizabeth Sloop When a borrower requires a loan too large for a single lender’s capital base,…
The AI Language Processor Strikes Out: ChatGPT Swings at Defamation
By: John Baek United States statute defines defamation as false statements that harm a person’s reputation.[1] In…
The Seeds of U.S. Antitrust Failures: Food Insecurity & The War in Ukraine
By: Catrina Crittenden In March 2023, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced the formulation of a working…
The Continuing Effects and Legal Repercussions of the Ohio Train Derailment
By: Sarah Benjamin After the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio last month, many residents are…
“Go Long”: How a Long-Awaited Class Action Antitrust Case Against the NFL Can Change the Sports Streaming Market
By: Rafael Andino The National Football League (“NFL”) will face an antitrust class action lawsuit[1] over the…
To Be or Not to Be a Security: What Friel v. Dapper Labs Means for NFTs
By: Tanner Sandor On Wednesday, February 22, 2023, a potentially major development occurred in the Decentralized Finance…
i-Ban: Patent Dispute with Masimo May Keep Some Apple Watches out of the U.S.
By: Peter Rozewicz Masimo, a global medical technology company organized under the laws of Delaware engaged Apple,…
The CFPB’s UDAAP Authority Meets Admin Law 101
By: Cooper D’Anton On March 16, 2022, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (“CFPB”) added discrimination to the…
What Goes Up Must Come Down: Balloons, UFOs, and Stocks
By: Ian Griffin On February 4, 2023, two F-22 fighter jets from Langley Airforce Base in Hampton,…
