Libra Hangs in the Balance as Skepticism and Calls for Regulation Rise
By: Krishna Pathak On October 23, 2019, Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook CEO, testified before Congress on a variety…
How the Commerce Clause Protects Puppies
By: Christine Thebaud In April 2018, Maryland became the second state to ban pet stores from selling…
FTC’s $5 billion-dollar Facebook deal: a Pro or Con for Your Privacy Rights?
By: Neli Traykova The saga of Facebook’s privacy protection, or lack thereof, began in July 2012 when…
Popsy, Pops, and the Rule of Law: SEC and DOJ Close in on Participants of a Global Insider Trading Ring
By: Janice Lopez On October 21, 2019, the Department of Justice unsealed an indictment against Benjamin Taylor…
Should We Be Applauding the Downward Trend of White-Collar Criminal Prosecution?
By: Faiza Chappell White-Collar Crime is a catch-all phrase used to describe a type of crime that…
Free TV vs. Fee TV: Analysis of Broadcasting Companies’ Lawsuit Against Nonprofit Streaming
By: Leon Stern As technology is continually advancing and updating, so must the laws that regulate it….
Equal Pay for Better Play?
By: Elizabeth Farley Since 1985, the United States’ Women’s National Team has (“USWNT”) won the FIFA World…
Changing Corporate Purpose: Addressing the Law Left Behind
By: Shannon Gough On August 19, 2019, the Business Roundtable, an association of CEOs of the leading…
United HealthCare Hits Generic Drug-Makers With Antitrust Allegations
By: Erin Donnelly In a complaint filed on October 11, 2019 in the United States District Court…
The Ninth Circuit Eases Section 14(e) Pleading Standards: The Chilling Effect on Tender Offers
By: Eli Sulkin The Ninth Circuit’s 2018 decision in Varjabedian v. Emulex Corp.[1] split with five circuits and…
