Finance
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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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Congressional Insider Trading: How the COVID-19 Pandemic Shed New Light on a Decades-Old Form of Corruption
By Jacob Winton In 2004, the Wall Street Journal published an article titled U.S. Senators’ Stock Picks Outperform the Pros,… Read More
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The “Valid-When-Made” Doctrine Survives its First Significant Legal Challenge
By Michael J. Riedl Consumer lenders across America breathed an initial sigh of relief on February 8, as the Northern… Read More
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What’s Mine is Yours: Income Sharing Agreements in Higher Education
By: Christian Schweitzer The runaway freight train that is the American student debt crisis continues to accelerate, as borrowers now… Read More
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Power to the Traders? A Look at the Reddit-Driven Surge of GameStop and Robinhood’s Subsequent Suspension of Meme Stocks
By Elizabeth A. Napps The end of January 2021 brought a few trending headlines. We all expected to see stories… Read More
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Weekly Roundup – 2/3–2/8
By Cole Tipton SummitBridge National v. Faison In this bankruptcy action, SummitBridge National (“National”) appeals the district court’s holding that… Read More