An important debate has emerged concerning the potential application of Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) to the arbitration decision-making process. At issue… Read More

As investors have become more concerned about the risk that corporate wrongdoing will impact a company’s stock price, the SEC… Read More

The Supreme Court has repeatedly affirmed the existence of the so-called “ministerial exception” religious organizations’ constitutionally based immunity from employment… Read More

This Article draws from, builds upon, and continues my prior article addressing the conversion of canons of construction into “canonical”… Read More

The relationship between tribal businesses and the federal government is a turbulent one, featuring a constant fight for Native American… Read More

The Chevron doctrine, which requires courts to defer to an agency’s interpretation of a statute that it administers, is a… Read More

The Constitution provides for two kinds of military land forces—armies and militia.  Commentators and judges generally differentiate armies from the… Read More

In 2023, existing legislation providing billions in US government dollars to agricultural producers will expire.  The policy underlying this legislation… Read More

Throughout history, dissenting opinions have been subject to soaring praise as well as vitriolic criticism.  Although some commentators nominally acknowledge… Read More

Every day across the United States, controlled substance offenders are subjected to a provision of the United States Sentencing Commission’s… Read More

In recent years, corporate leaders have increasingly described measures they will take to address the concerns of their stakeholders: members… Read More

The Supreme Court speaks rarely about the meaning of the Sherman Act.  When the Court does speak, its pronouncements have… Read More