Revolving Door Regulators: How the Tax Code is Written by Industry Lawyers & Attorneys
By: Carson Hicks The New York Times published an article last month describing a “revolving door” system…
Lost in the Clouds: The Implications of the FTC’s Decision to Rescind the Vertical Merger Guidelines
By: Will Jackson On September 15, 2021, the Commissioners of the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) voted to…
Blizzard in Hot Water for “Frat Boy Culture”
By: Alyssa Taylor Trigger Warning: sexual harassment, suicide. This summer, after two years of investigation, the California…
Sex, Money, & Politics: Big Tech Made FOSTA-SESTA Global for Sex Workers
By: Charli Vark The world’s oldest profession has thoroughly ensconced itself in the digital age.[1] Modern sex…
Solving the Internet’s Toll Bridge Problem by Reviving the Essential Facilities Doctrine
By: Louis Naiman Online commerce has a toll bridge problem.[1] Technology platforms, such as Amazon, Facebook, Google,…
Half Baked: Not the Dave Chappelle Comedy . . . Ben & Jerry’s Opposes Trademark Applications Filed by Marijuana Company
By: Riva Smith On July 26, 2021, the iconic ice cream company, Ben & Jerry’s, filed a…
A Warning Shot to “Super Agents”?
By: Declan Andersen In late August, Nerlens Noel filed a lawsuit against Richard “Rich” Paul and the…
How ‘Bout Them Apples: International Challenges to Apple Inc.’s 30%
By: Magdalene Eallonardo After the creation of the first iPhone, Apple Inc. opened its App Store in…
Don’t Get Caught Naked
By: Sam Kwan To short a stock, the seller borrows shares of the stock, hoping that the…
23andMe and Ancestry Stand to Gain from Montana and Maryland’s New Restrictions on Law Enforcement Use of Commercial DNA Databases
By: Paul Zajde In 2018, California detectives famously used forensic evidence from a commercial DNA database to…
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