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Discriminatory Cooperative Federalism, Ava Ayers Jun 2020

Discriminatory Cooperative Federalism, Ava Ayers

Villanova Law Review (1956 - )

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Navigating Technology Competence In Transactional Practice, Lori D. Johnson Jun 2020

Navigating Technology Competence In Transactional Practice, Lori D. Johnson

Villanova Law Review (1956 - )

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Disclosure Overload? Lessons For Risk Disclosure & Esg Reporting Reform From The Regulation S-K Concept Release, Virginia Harper Ho Jun 2020

Disclosure Overload? Lessons For Risk Disclosure & Esg Reporting Reform From The Regulation S-K Concept Release, Virginia Harper Ho

Villanova Law Review (1956 - )

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A Road Paved With Good Intentions?: Ferc’S Illegal War On State Electricity Subsidies, Todd S. Aagaard, Andrew N. Kleit Jun 2020

A Road Paved With Good Intentions?: Ferc’S Illegal War On State Electricity Subsidies, Todd S. Aagaard, Andrew N. Kleit

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Most initial reviews of FERC’s order have offered scathing criticism of its negative policy consequences. Our critique adds two perspectives not represented thus far in the reaction to FERC’s order. First, we explain how the FERC majority got to the point where it felt compelled to take action against state subsidies and why that judgment, although understandable in some respects, is misguided. FERC’s action follows logically from a flawed policy adopted by a Democratic-majority Commission in 2011. Second, we explain why FERC’s order fails to create a mechanism for a just and reasonable price and violates both the Administrative Procedure …

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Regulatory Malfunctions In The Drug Patent Ecosystem, Ana Santos Rutschman Jun 2020

Regulatory Malfunctions In The Drug Patent Ecosystem, Ana Santos Rutschman

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Patent protection for several of the world’s best-selling and most promising drugs—biologics—has begun waning. Over the next few years, many other drugs in this category will lose critical patent protection. In principle, this should open the United States market to competition, as more manufacturers are now able to produce relatively cheaper versions of these expensive drugs, known as biosimilars. That, however, has not been the case. This Article examines this problem in the context of the articulation between anticompetitive behaviors and regulatory interventions in the biopharmaceutical arena and argues for a novel solution: a timelier response provided by the U.S. …

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Stacy Power V. Erie Family Life Insurance Co May 2020