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The Telemedicine “Boom” – COVID-19 (and Beyond?)
By: Erin Donnelly Telemedicine, or telehealth, is the term that describes the use of electronic information and…
Suburbia or Disturbia? Trumps Plans to Save Suburban Neighborhoods and Zoning Law Impacts while Burying the Affirmative Furthering Fair Housing Rule
By: Eliza Collison Trump made protecting suburbia a pillar of his campaign to appeal to the “suburban…
The Revival of Wildcat Strikes: The National Basketball Association and the Use of Labor Strikes for Racial Justice
By: Bailey Nickoloff On August 26, 2020, the Milwaukee Bucks boycotted their scheduled National Basketball Association (NBA)…
Sustainability in Professional Sports Should be Regulated
By: Megan Cahill Climate change is a global crisis impacting all aspects of life, including professional sports….
SEC’s “Modernized” Definitions: Friend or Foe to Small Businesses
By: Neli Traykova On August 26, 2020, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) adopted amendments to…
Coming Out of the Title VII Closet: Bostock’s Potential Ripple Effects on Financial Regulation
By: Cyrus Mostaghim DISCLAIMER: While the author is an employee of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (“CFPB”),…
The Ninth Circuit Refuses to Extend the Third-Party Doctrine to NSA Mass Surveillance Program
By: Laila Abdelaziz A recent Ninth Circuit ruling in Untied States v. Moalin refused to extend the third-party doctrine…
Did the Big Ten Make a Big Mistake? The Big Ten is Being Sued for Violating its own Guidelines
By: Sophie Edbrooke Eight football players and their parents have sued the Big Ten Conference to invalidate…
Court of Justice Strikes Down Privacy Shield: U.S. Surveillance Laws Are Not “Adequate” Under EU Law
By: Janice Lopez On July 16, 2020, the $7.1 trillion economic relationship between the United States and…
Epic Games v. Apple: A Battle Royale
By: Michael Blumenthal On August 3, 2020, Epic Games Inc., the maker of the popular game Fortnite,…
