Car Not Starting? It Could Be Your Bank
By: Luke Trompeter The Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) has begun investigating whether auto finance companies’ use of…
Going Against the Grain: Snapchat’s Move to Deny Shareholders’ Voting Rights
By: India McGee Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/india.mcgee.9 Snapchat is the latest and hottest…
More Businesses Eligible for Exemption from the FCC’s Broadband Transparency Reporting Requirements of the 2015 Open Internet Order
By Shawn Marcum Wikicommons, Creative Commons Attribution-Share – By: Tmthetom Under the 2010 Open Internet Order, the Federal…
Three’s A Crowd, But Not In This Case: The More Health Insurers, the Merrier
By Dalisha Sturdivant The citizens of the United States of America have temporarily won again in the…
The Reconciliation of Business and Popular Activism in the Trump Era
By Mofe Obadina As one of his first acts since taking office, President Donald Trump issued a…
A Rehearing on the PHH Corp. v. CFPB case Benefits Student Loan Borrowers
By Josh Arons The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals on February 16, 2017 set aside the October…
Uber: Driving Customers Towards Its Competitors
By: John Cosculluela You can follow John on Instagram: JohnCosculluelaIII Uber Technologies Inc., a $68 billion dollar tech company,…
Arbitration Crazy: The Supreme Court Reviews Yet Another Arbitration Case
By: Nate Roy The Supreme Court at times can be perplexing, especially when it decides to…
Boom Crash: Are Car Companies Making it More Dangerous to Drive?
By: Morgan McKinlay With the rise of technology, car insurance companies are becoming more concerned about the number…
Connecticut Bill Would Pave The Way For Tesla Direct-To-Consumer Sales
By: Peter I. Brostowin Tesla, the electric automotive company, was recently accused of illegal sales by the Connecticut…
