Does the AUMF Cover ISIS?: Addressing the Merits of Doe v. Mattis
By: Carly Nuttall In September 2017, a dual United States and Saudi Arabian citizen (“John Doe”) was…
Biosimilars &“Pay-for-delay” Settlements
By: Samantha Schram Competition in the pharmaceutical industry is fostered by the regulatory frameworks enacted to…
Legal Barriers For Victims Coming Forward in the Wake of #MeToo
By: Hunter Grolman In October of 2017, news broke that over the past three decades, Hollywood…
A Change of the Guard: A Look at Where the CFPB is Today
By: David McGee In November 2017, Richard Cordray stepped down as the head of the Consumer…
A Match Made in Washington: Cryptocurrencies and Regulation
By: Antonio Andrés Franco Congress enacted the federal securities laws in the 1930s to address information…
The H-2A Agricultural Temporary Workers’ Visa Program Violates the First Amendment Right to Peaceable Assembly
By: Alice Browning H-2A[1] workers do not have the ability to peaceable assembly as protected by…
Maroney, Gag Orders, and Silencing Survivors
By: Marissa Ditkowsky Content Warning: Sexual assault In December 2016, McKayla Maroney signed a non-disclosure agreement (NDA)…
The Opioid Crisis and The Effects of Racism During the Crack Epidemic
By: Taylor Sweet This past summer, a West Virginian judge presided over defendant, Charles York Walker, Jr.,…
Toys R Us: Following in the Footsteps of its Bankruptcy Predecessors
By: Jillian McMillan In 1948, Toys R Us was founded by Charles Lazarus as a furniture…
In Continuing Defense of the Efficiency Gap: How a Recent Decision in North Carolina Further Supports the Argument that the Efficiency Gap is a Viable Measure to Determine Partisan Gerrymandering
By: Elvin Perez On January 9, 2018, a federal district court in North Carolina ruled that…
