Court of Justice Strikes Down Privacy Shield: U.S. Surveillance Laws Are Not “Adequate” Under EU Law
By: Janice Lopez On July 16, 2020, the $7.1 trillion economic relationship between the United States and…
Epic Games v. Apple: A Battle Royale
By: Michael Blumenthal On August 3, 2020, Epic Games Inc., the maker of the popular game Fortnite,…
NHL Hotel on Thin Ice: Catering Company Sues After Being Replaced by a Friend of the League
By: Daniel Bartlett The catering company By Peter & Paul’s has sued Hotel X for unfair termination…
Debunking Qualified Immunity
The following piece is part of American University Business Law Review’s initiative to publish articles that bring…
Why the World’s Largest Chocolate Port is Fighting Child Labor
By: Amy Rhoades The International Labor Organization and World Bank estimate that more than 168 million children…
The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States’ Influence Post Covid-19
By: Christine Thebaud The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (“CFIUS”) will likely have a…
To Play or Not to Play: Manchester City Faces Opposition in Appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport over UEFA Decision
By: Jasmine Dohemann Also known as the beautiful game, soccer is the world’s most popular sport.[1] Due…
Internet Shutdown Litigation: How India and Chad are Moving the Needle for the Global Judiciary
By: Meghan Chilappa Internet shutdowns are on the rise globally, and they occur in autocracies like Iran…
Visa Delays on H1-B and H-4 Holders in the Time of COVID-19: Employment Uncertainty
By: Eliza Collison As the COVID-19 pandemic looms, the immigration system continues to experience backlogs.[1] Court closures…
The Fourth Industrial Revolution: The Robots Are Here to Replace You
By: Luke Mattison We are witnessing a new era of technological innovation. Each year, machines get more…
