Most Recent Additions*
Response to McGeveran's the Duty of Data Security: Not the Objective Duty He Wants, Maybe the Subjective Duty We Need
Justin Hurwitz
Why Police Should Protect Complainant Autonomy
Randall K. Johnson
The Chevronization of Auer
Kristin E. Hickman and Mark R. Thomson
Aesthetic Play and Bad Intent
Andrew J. Kerr
Taking It to the Limit: Shifting U.S. Antitrust Policy toward Standards Development
Jorge L. Contreras
The SAFE, the KISS, and the Note: A Survey of Startup Seed Financing Contracts
John F. Coyle and Joseph M. Green
Preventing Sexual Harassment and Misconduct in Higher Education: How Lawyers Should Assist Universities in Fortifying Ethical Infrastructure
Susan Saab Fortney
Les Bleus and Black: A Football Elegy to French Colorblindness
Khaled A. Beydoun
The Other Trade War
Kathleen Claussen
Prosecuting Inequitable Conduct
Kyle R. Kroll
Improving Familial and Communal Eldercare in the United States: Lessons from China and Japan
H. Hunter Bruton
Truth, Lies, and Power at Work
Cynthia Estlund
Reining in Private Agents
Amitai Etzioni
*Updated as of 05/26/20.
