Jean Macchiaroli Eggen (82’)
It was 9 o’clock in the morning, and demolition on the old football stadium had begun just a few feet away from the Law School. The site would become the… Read more »
Monthly Archives: September 2018
The Power of the First Amendment: District Judge Declares California’s Restrictions on Gun Advertisements Unconstitutional
Written by Collin M. Carr The California Penal Code states that “[n]o handgun or imitation handgun, or placard advertising the sale or transfer” of handguns “shall be displayed in… Read more »
The Law Responds: How North Carolina Law Protects Consumers After Hurricane Florence
Written by Tyler Sankes As Hurricane Florence continues its path along the eastern United States, a temporary law is in effect in North Carolina that aims to clean up… Read more »
Understanding Securities Laws: Why Elon Musk Might Be in Hot Water after Tweeting About Taking Tesla Private
Written By Nolan Kokkoris Background On September 6, 2018, prominent short-seller Andrew Left filed a class action complaint against Tesla, Inc. and its Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk for… Read more »