Hon. Stewart D. Aaron L’83
Written By: Gary Loope Judge Stewart D. Aaron currently serves as a U.S. Magistrate Judge for the Southern District of New York, after being appointed to an 8-year term in… Read more »
Author Archives: Selin Ince
The NetChoice Cases: Free Speech in a Digital Age
Written By: Nick Marasco On February 26, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the NetChoice cases, which involved two state laws, out Florida and Texas, that were designed… Read more »
Karen Southwick, L’04
Written By: Katie Ann Daley Karen Southwick is currently a supervising attorney at Hiscock Legal Aid Society’s Immigration Department where she supervises a large team of attorneys and professionals. Karen,… Read more »
New York Attorney General’s ‘Ghost Gun’ Lawsuit Marches Forward
Written By: Ethan Leonard On Friday, February 23, 2024, a federal judge out of the Southern District of New York rejected the challenge brought by nine defendant ‘ghost gun’ companies… Read more »
Designed to be Deleted, or Designed to be Repeated? Class Action Lawsuit against “Addictive” Dating App Company
Written By: Kaleigh Dyer Introduction to the Suit Match Group Inc., the company responsible for brands including Tinder, Hinge, Match, OkCupid, and more, was on the opposing end of a… Read more »
Disney Sues Florida Government for First Amendment Violation
Written By: Leanna Arjune The Beginning and End of Reedy CreekIn 1967, four years before the Walt Disney World Company (Disney) opened its first theme park in Florida, Governor Claude… Read more »
Exxon Mobil’s Lawsuit Against Climate Activist Shareholders: Why File in the District Court of Texas?
Written By: Alec Savage On January 21, 2024, Exxon Mobil Corp filed a complaint in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas seeking to prevent climate activist… Read more »
Adam J. Katz L’04
Written By: Nicholas Marasco Shortly after arriving at Syracuse University College of Law, Adam Katz realized that he wanted to become an Assistant United States Attorney (AUSA), and that… Read more »
Supreme Court to Determine Whether a Death Row Inmate Should Have Conviction Reversed
Written By: Savana Conrade The Case at Bar in Oklahoma. The Supreme Court has agreed to review a wrongful conviction case coming out of Oklahoma. Richard Glossip is a death… Read more »
Employee or Independent Contractor? Department of Labor Institutes New Rule
Written By: Molly Osinoff On Tuesday, January 9th, the United States Department of Labor (DOL) released a final rule to explain when a worker qualifies as an employee and when… Read more »