Litigation
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(Out of Cite), Out of Mind?
By Andy Harp It is no secret that legal writing can be difficult to read. It becomes even more of… 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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Financial Fair Play Regulations and Professional Soccer: Why Breaking the Rules is (probably) Worth it
Nicholas Montgomery Cheating and professional sports are fundamentally intertwined. There are examples in every major league across the world. Manchester… Read More
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Google and the Ad Tech Stack: Monopolizing the Industry Doesn’t Just Make You Rich; It Also Makes You a Criminal
By Jenna White As we all know, online advertising is almost impossible to escape. In fact, the average consumer in… Read More
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Mild, Medium, or Hot? “Texas Pete” Under Fire in False Advertising Claim
Luke Shapiro Wake Forest University students who take a short drive North of campus might notice a familiar logo on… Read More
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Vans, Inc. v. MSCHF: Are Shoes Entitled to First Amendment Protection?
By Luul Lampkins Earlier this year, Vans, Inc. (“Vans”) brought a trademark infringement lawsuit against MSCHF Product Studio Inc. (“MSCHF”)… Read More
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How Twitter’s Whistleblower Helps Musk
Isaac Hopkin Elon Musk (“Musk”) has a taste for the dramatic.[1] His most recent example was a hostile takeover bid… Read More
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Twelve Miles Through the Last Frontier: Litigation Surrounding Land-Swap Deal in Izembek National Wildlife Refuge
By Carli Berasi Of the 2,428,213,158 acres that make up the land area of the United States,[1] a mere twelve… Read More
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Unconstitutional and Ongoing: Property Taxes Funding Ohio’s Public Schools
Danny Cundiff The Constitution of Ohio states, “[t]he general assembly shall make such provisions, by taxation, or otherwise, as, with… Read More
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Bankrupting Hate: The Charlottesville Civil Suit
By Laura Merriman On November 23, 2021, after four years of waiting, a jury in Sines v. Kessler found that… Read More
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Litigating Opioid Addiction as Organized Crime: An Analysis of Proximate Cause and Pharmaceutical Misrepresentation Under RICO
11 Wake Forest L. Rev. Online 93 Introduction In 2018, 128 people died every day from an opioid overdose, twenty-five… Read More