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When American Sexuality Became a National Security Threat
Read moreGrindr, the world’s largest social networking app for gay, bi, trans and queer people, recently became the center of...
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Worker’s Rights and For-Cause Employment.
Read moreEmployment is a part of the foundation of American adulthood. In the nineteenth century, particularly for the working poor,...
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The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act: How a Mortgage Default May Now Have Affected the Classification of Debt Collector Status
Read moreThe ordinary consumer may welcome the incurrence of debt in exchange for access to additional capital for opportunities, such...
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South Dakota v. Wayfair: E-commerce Now Fair Game for State Sales Taxes
Read moreLast term, on June 21, 2018, the Supreme Court decided South Dakota v. Wayfair, the first sales tax jurisdiction...
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Digital Access Codes: An Overhaul of the Textbook Marketplace
Read moreThe rising cost of higher education in the United States is well documented and is frequently the topic of...
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Education or Exploitation: How Alston v. NCAA Could Change the Game
Read moreOn March 8, 2019, Judge Wilken, a California District Court judge, ruled for the second time that the NCAA...
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Michigan Defamation Law and Businesses
Read moreThe reputations of businesspeople and of businesses matter. Someone spreading nasty rumors about a businessperson or business can have...
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Marketing Battles Spur Litigation: MillerCoors sues Bud Light
Read moreIf you were watching this year’s Super Bowl, you likely saw ads by Anheuser-Busch for Bud Light. These ads...
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Too Big To Fail Doesn’t Mean they Won’t
Read moreOn March 11th, 2019, a federal court in Manhattan convicted KPMG’s former national managing partner for audit quality, David...
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Security Regulations: When in Rome, Use a Trebuchet
Read moreThanks to the meticulous work of Pythagoras, humans have known for two and half millennia that a line is...
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