Deaths caused by opioids—both legal and illegal—have been rising since the 1990s, wreaking havoc on communities across the United States.1 In 2017, an average...

Within corporate law there is a tense awareness of the overwhelming power of controlling shareholders. Oftentimes, such shareholders exert prodigious force over the actions...

After almost a decade-long fight between Google and Oracle, two of Silicon Valley’s tech giants, the Supreme Court will finally rule on a case...

The seismic shift Over the last 50 years the fundamental determinants of value in the global economy have changed. Most prominent in this shifting...

“ will seldom fail to agitate the passions of the whole community, and to divide it into parties more or less friendly or inimical...

Interview subjects have asked to remain anonymous in order to feel comfortable providing candid answers. Mergers and acquisitions is a hot practice in business,...

On October 29, 2019, the NCAA announced that it intends to allow collegiate athletes to profit off their own likenesses, opening the door for...

The Department of Justice announced about a year ago that three South Korean energy companies were to plead guilty in a price-fixing scheme that...

Look to your left. Now look to your right. Only one of you will survive. This phrase, which purportedly used to be common in...

This October, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of Harvard University in a notable and highly covered case about whether Harvard’s admissions process was...