Written By: Kathy Martin It’s not too often a tax issue reaches the Supreme Court of the United States (“SCOTUS”), which is why all eyes are on the case of… Read more »
Written By: Brian Commaroto-Roverini* EPA rules aimed at phasing down hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) under the American Innovation and Manufacturing (AIM) Act largely survived a recent industry challenge from Heating, Air Conditioning,… Read more »
Written By: Jane Cote Last month, New York City’s Department of Environmental Protection proposed a rule requiring restaurants with wood or coal-fired ovens installed before 2016 to be equipped with… Read more »
By: Evan Groder From the high stress atmosphere of law school to the high-speed world of motorsports, Tricia Rolewicz Letarte knows how to rise to the occasion. Tricia was born… Read more »
Written By: Michael Mayor “Find what you love to do.” Cheryl M. Kimball L’95 is currently the Managing Partner of Keegan Werlin LLP in Boston, Massachusetts. She specializes in energy,… Read more »
Written By: Alyssa-Rae McGinn Introduction On June 23, we celebrated the 50th anniversary of Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, which has served as the foundation of massive… Read more »
Written by Paige Kinder Introduction On January 4, 2022, the Chicago Teacher’s Union (CTU) voted with overwhelming support to refuse to work in person as the omicron and delta variants… Read more »
Written by: Hailey Pooler Introduction Gun rights have been a hot topic throughout the United States for many years, likely since the passage of the Second Amendment to the U.S…. Read more »
Written by: Gabrielle Gonzalez NBA legend Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna Bryant, and seven other individuals, were killed in a helicopter crash late January 2020 in Southern California. Vanessa… Read more »
Written by Emilie Cullen Introduction This fall, The Wall Street Journal published a ten-part investigative series, The Facebook Files, that was founded on internal Facebook information provided by an anonymous… Read more »