Law Review
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Is the International Shoe on the Other Foot? Analyzing Mallory v. Norfolk Southern Railway Company
Mark Lee This June, in Mallory v. Norfolk Southern Railway Company,[1] the Supreme Court held that a Pennsylvania statutory scheme… Read More
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The Social Cost of Greenhouse Gases: New Uses, Same Figures.
Caitlin Maguire Imagine if you could transform greenhouse gases into money. The Social Cost of Greenhouse Gases (“SC-GHG”) does just… Read More
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The Demise of Deference? Chevron Doctrine Faces its Toughest Test Yet
Noah McDuff I. An Introduction to Chevron Deference The Supreme Court’s landmark decision… Read More
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Musk’s Attempt to Undo Twitter’s Payment of Wachtell’s Fee
J. Stillman Hanson, Jr. Last year was dramatic for Elon Musk (“Musk”), even by his standards, largely due to his… Read More
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ESPN Bets Big with Sportsbook Agreement
John C. Fresco On August 8, 2023, ESPN announced a ten-year, $2 billion agreement with PENN Entertainment[1] to launch ESPN… Read More
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Murray v. UBS Securities, LLC: Blowing the Whistle on the Second Circuit’s Textual Analysis
Miriam Draper This October, the Supreme Court will review Murray v. UBS Securities, LLC—a case that created a circuit split… Read More
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Bruen One Year Later: The State of the Second Amendment and Implications on the Rights of Felons
Kaylee Tillett Prior to 2008, gun-rights advocates referred to the Second Amendment as a “second-class right” with courts relying on… Read More
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Trust, but Verify
Maya Pillai Trust, but verify. This is a common methodology in the audit world and was even mentioned by the… Read More
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Safeguarding the System: How State Banking Officials Can Strengthen the Integrity of the U.S. Banking System
Professor Brock Kannan State banking officials can leverage lessons from the 2023 bank failures to become more aware of their… Read More
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Decades of Uncertainty: The Time Has Come for the Supreme Court to Resolve the Ambiguity Surrounding Section 524(e) of the Bankruptcy Code
Nick Tremps For corporate debtors that submit to the bankruptcy process, the Bankruptcy Code (the “Code”) provides significant benefits… Read More
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Supreme Court to Review Rogers Test for Parody-of-Trademarks Case, Involving Squeaky “Bad Spaniels” Dog Toy and Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey
By Cameron Bray On March 22, 2023, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments[1] in the case of Jack Daniel’s… Read More