The BLR Buzz Blog
To Be or Not to Be Liable: the NLRB Changes its Mind About Joint Employment Liability Once Again
By: Annie McEnaney Two weeks ago, the National Labor Relations Board (“NLRB” or “Board”) released a Notice…
Pouring One Out for the Great Recession: Should the Name ‘Lehman Brothers’ Live on in Whiskey?
By: Isha C. Biswas The Great Recession of 2008 still influences jurisprudence in a myriad of…
Robinhood Users, Be Thankful for Hot Tubs
By: Brendan Glynn Robinhood is an online stock-trading application with a user base of over 10 million…
NCAA’s Gender Discrimination
By: Kendall Deese The NCAA has dealt with its fair share of gender-based discrimination over the years,…
Finders Keepers or Fraudsters Keepers? Banking Institutions Use Loophole to Avoid Liability: Zelle Users Beware
By: Nabila Sudha Technological advances in modern society undoubtedly betters the life of the average person, providing…
The Deep Fake of Dorian Gray: Who Owns the Likeness of Luke Skywalker?
By: Carson Hicks Last year Lucasfilm released the second season of The Mandalorian to Disney+, continuing the…
How to Swallow a Bitter Pill: A Possible Antidote to Kohl’s Shareholder Rights Plan
By: Rushabh Soni A poison pill plan is a shareholder rights plan that makes the target company…
NOW THAT BRITNEY IS FREE, YOU CAN’T STOP THE BEAT: AMANDA BYNES ENDS NINE-YEAR CONSERVATORSHIP
By: Gabriela Dueñas Just last week, Ventura County Superior Court Judge Roger Lund approved Amanda Bynes’ petition…
Why Tesla’s Investors Should Be Concerned About Elon Musk’s Willingness to Take on Regulators
By: Caren Andrango Tesla, Inc., a publicly traded company, is again facing a legal complaint which the…
A Liability Shield for the Sacklers? Purdue Pharma’s Effect on the Bankruptcy Code
By: Magdalene Eallonardo Purdue Pharma L.P. (“Purdue”), a U.S. drug maker, and its billionaire owners, the Sackler…
