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Jennifer Mclaughlin V. Walmart
Jennifer Mclaughlin V. Walmart
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Penny-Wise But Not Pound-Foolish: The Second Circuit Limits The Scope Of Scheme Liability For Securities Fraud In Sec V. Rio Tinto Plc, Julia Sullivan
Penny-Wise But Not Pound-Foolish: The Second Circuit Limits The Scope Of Scheme Liability For Securities Fraud In Sec V. Rio Tinto Plc, Julia Sullivan
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Joseph Aruanno V. Bureau Of Fiscal Service United States Department
Joseph Aruanno V. Bureau Of Fiscal Service United States Department
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William Barraclough V. Animal Friends Inc
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Adrin Smack V. Attorney General Delaware
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John Kliesh V. Redevelopment Authority Of Bucks County
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Keaugntey Hughes V. Nicholas Herbster
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Thomas Daman V. Firstenergy Corp
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Michelle Goodwin V. University Of Pennsylvania
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Gabriel Rosa-Diaz V. John Rivello
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Privacy Law's Incumbency Problem, Peter Ormerod
Privacy Law's Incumbency Problem, Peter Ormerod
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Policymakers and scholars concerned with the power of informational platforms are questioning how traditional doctrinal silos like privacy law and antitrust law interact in digital markets. Their interaction has taken on new urgency in recent years as states have enacted a flurry of consent-based privacy laws and as digital markets have become increasingly dominated by the same few firms
Contemporary debates about the interaction of competition and privacy tend to ask what role, if any, privacy should play in the antitrust analysis. Little has been written about how new privacy laws shape the competitive landscape. This Article argues that consent-based …
The Power Of All: Tort In The Age Of Constitution, Cristina Carmody Tilley
The Power Of All: Tort In The Age Of Constitution, Cristina Carmody Tilley
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Life in a multicultural nation can be fraught. The United States is a case in point, with hostile tension between members of competing identity groups playing out today on streets, in offices, and across the media. Modern Americans assume that bridging race, gender, and class inequity is the stuff of public—constitutional—law. This assumption follows the lead of modern American lawyers, who migrated to this body of law just as historians, sociologists, and economists began to insist that the private law of tort was exclusively concerned with the accidental physical harms inevitable in a modern economy. According to this econostory, tort …