Written By: Kaitlyn Keane Overview On January 31, 2023, the District Attorney’s office of Santa Fe, New Mexico, formally filed involuntary manslaughter charges against actor Alec Baldwin and armorer Hannah… Read more »
Written By: Tom Sheffield A recent case making its way through the lower federal courts could effect a significant change in the voting rights landscape. The Voting Rights Act of… Read more »
Written By: Corey Butts Background on Musk’s Tweet Heard Round the World and his Settlement with the SEC On August 7th, 2018, Elon Musk, co-founder and CEO of Tesla, crafted… Read more »
Written By: Joe Schuler The Proposed FTC Rule:On January 5th the Federal Trade Commission released a notice proposing a new rule banning the use of covenants not to compete, colloquially… Read more »
Written By: Michael J. Cimino Southwest Airlines (“Southwest”) has come under intense scrutiny following their series of canceled and severely delayed flights during the holiday season. Southwest was initially able… Read more »
Written By: Jessica Summers A dog toy closely resembling the iconic Jack Daniel’s whiskey bottle has led to a dispute revolving around whether a product based on humorous parody deserves… Read more »
Written By: Jenny R. Cowan Should an operating room nurse, who is also an active member of a state nursing union, be permitted to take an unscheduled break during a… Read more »
Written By: Ben Gersch On December 5, 2022 the Supreme Court of the United States heard arguments in 303 Creative LLC v. Elenis. The question presented to the Court is… Read more »
Written By: Olivia Barton On Tuesday, November 15, thousands of Taylor Swift fans (“Swifties”) sat down at their computers ready to purchase tickets to a concert they have been anticipating… Read more »
Written By: Mary Herzog-Spanneut A twenty-one-year encouragement phase has expired. In 2001, New York Commissioner of Education, Richard Mills, urged schools to “end the use of Native American mascots as… Read more »