The Fight to Preserve Class Action Suits for Employees
By Maximilian Raileanu Amidst the vast array of policy changes that have occurred during the first ten…
Elect to Regulate: Regulating Social Media Companies in The Wake of An Election Advertising Crisis
By Genevieve Bresnahan In the wake of Facebook’s admission that at least 3,000 advertisements at an estimated…
Is Silicon Valley’s “Open Internet” Ideology Contributing to Sex Trafficking?
By Marielena Reyes After two years of investigating a website called backpage.com, the Senate Homeland Security Subcommittee…
AT&T Time Warner Deal, Bigger and Better?
By Christian Rojas AT&T’s proffer to purchase Time Warner for $85.4 billion seems to be a done…
Teaching an Old Dog New Tricks: Age Discrimination in Social Media Giants
By Marsha Richard Age matters more than anticipated in the technology world.[1] Large social media companies like…
The New Kid on the Block: The Emergence of Initial Coin Offerings
Image found on https://bitcoin.org/img/icons/opengraph.png.[1] By: India McGee Virtual currencies have been used in unimaginable ways since their…
Islamic Finance is Gaining Momentum
By: Patrick Shaffer Islamic finance is establishing itself as a viable alternative financing option for businesses. Islamic…
Private Prison Contracts and Minimum Occupancy Clauses
By Stephanie Leacock The private prison industry has become incredibly lucrative, with the two largest for-profit prison…
A Wine by Any Other Name: Protecting the Trademark in the NAFTA Renegotiations
By Adrienne Greenberg Regardless of whether wine is consumed by a refined palette or by the box,…
Regulate the Short-Term Rental Market Like Hotels
By James Kim Peer-to-peer short-term rental services, such as Airbnb that offer hotel-like rental services at a…
