Wells Fargo: Finally, A Proper Judgment
By Julie Shursky In an effort to meet sales goals, Wells Fargo employees opened approximately two million…
Will Tribal Sovereignty Overcome Corporate Sovereignty?
By Juliana Pérez Calle Standing Rock Sioux Tribe v. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 2016 LEXIS 121997…
From Coal to Cholera: The Stretch of China’s Dog Meat Consumption
By Sara Sass* The Lychee and Dog Meat Festival is held annually in Yulin, China. The festival…
Advisory Neighborhood Commissions: Protecting Property Owners or Impeding Growth in the District of Columbia?
By Conor Arpey Recently, PN Hoffman – a reputable DC-based developer – withdrew its zoning application to…
Sugar, We’re Going Down Swinging: Sanofi Sues Merck in Yet Another Attempt to Prolong the Inevitable Loss of its Hold on the Market for Diabetes Treatment
By Alexandra Foster Paris-based drug maker Sanofi AG is yet again seeking to protect its closely guarded,…
Tax Avoidance or Brilliant Lawyering? The European Commission’s $14.5 billion Tax Bill on Apple
By Alexandra Mcleod and Catriona Coppler On August 30, 2016, the European Commission (“EC”) announced that Ireland’s tax…
