Scene Stealers: The Legal Risks of Posting Movies on TikTok
Written By: Zachary MacColloum Introduction: A New Wave of Digital Piracy In recent years, TikTok has grown from a platform for posting new dance trends and short skits into a… Read more »
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Raj Nichani L’00
Written by: Cole Mathews Raj Nichani’s ascent from Staff Editor of Syracuse’s Law Review to starting one of the most successful legal recruiting agencies in Atlanta, Georgia is both admirable… Read more »
In the Legal Rough: Sovereign Immunity and Antitrust Strategy in the PGA–LIV Conflict
Written By: Elly Maniccia On April 11, 2025, the U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations (PSI) released a comprehensive report alleging that the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF) entered into… Read more »
Assessing the Consequences of U.S. Tariff Policy on Fashion and Luxury Goods
Written By: Austin La On April 2, President Donald Trump announced the highest tariffs in a century, with rates varying by country. This has created a shift leaning towards a protective… Read more »
Executive Orders Aimed at Major Law Firms Spark Industry Debate: Resist or Surrender?
Written By: Hailey Cornish The Executive Orders In an unprecedented clash between executive power and the legal profession several Executive Orders were issued by President Trump citing concerns about the… Read more »
A Call for Transparency in the U.S. Supreme Court: Televising Oral Arguments and Addressing the Shadow Docket
Written By: Nazafat Jarrin Recent legislation continues to call for transparency in the U.S. Supreme Court, our nation’s highest court that plays a pivotal role in interpreting the Constitution and… Read more »
Education Department’s Closure: Could Federal Student Loans Be History Too?
Written By: Julia Copperwheat President Donald Trump recently signed an Executive Order aimed at dismantling the United States Department of Education, a move that has sparked widespread debate about its… Read more »
Clearing the Air: The Supreme Court Limits EPA’s Authority in Water Pollution Permits
Written By: Mariclare Howard Background On Tuesday, March 4, the U.S. Supreme Court made a significant ruling in City and County of San Francisco, California v. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)… Read more »
McMahon’s Confirmation as Education Secretary Raises Additional Concerns Over IDEA Enforcement
Written by: Daniel Rhodes On March 3, the Senate confirmed Linda McMahon as the Secretary of Education. McMahon is best known for co-founding and serving as CEO of World Wrestling… Read more »