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A General Counsel’S Perspective On The Importance Of A Long-Term Focus And An Open Culture, John G. Finneran Jr.

North Carolina Banking Institute

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The Legal Underpinnings Of The Global Foreign Exchange Market, David T. Bloom

North Carolina Banking Institute

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Foreword, Rebecca D. Floyd, Lissa L. Broome

North Carolina Banking Institute

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Bitcoin Futures: From Self-Certification To Systemic Risk, Lee Reiners

North Carolina Banking Institute

No abstract provided.

Contents, North Carolina Banking Institute

North Carolina Banking Institute

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Gdpr: Navigating Compliance As A United States Bank, Lindsay A. Seventko

North Carolina Banking Institute

No abstract provided.

The Potential Effect Of The Economic Growth Act Of 2018 On Bank Mergers And Acquisitions: What This Means For De Novo Banks And Cra Lending, Joseph C. Fields

North Carolina Banking Institute

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Modernization Or A Missed Opportunity? The Comptroller Of The Currency Updates The Community Reinvestment Act, Morgan O. Schick

North Carolina Banking Institute

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Pass Or Fail? Grading The Effectiveness Of Stress Tests A Decade After The Financial Crisis, Garrett J. Moore

North Carolina Banking Institute

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Evidence On Fire, Valena E. Beety, Jennifer D. Oliva

North Carolina Law Review

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Setting The Standard For Proximate Cause In The Wake Of Bank Of America Corp. V. City Of Miami, Nicole Summers

North Carolina Law Review

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Introducing The Totally Unnecessary Benefit Llc, Mohsen Manesh

North Carolina Law Review

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The Tax Implications Of Crowdfunding: From Income To Deductions, Andrew M. Wasilick

North Carolina Law Review

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Contents, North Carolina Law Review

North Carolina Law Review

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Front Matter, North Carolina Journal Of Law & Technology

North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology

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The Patent Option, Daniel Gervais

North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology

There is a shift in the shape of intellectual property tools used to strengthen and lengthen the right of pharmaceutical companies to exclude others from making and marketing their products. Patents have traditionally been the tool of choice. Over the past two decades, however, pharmaceutical companies have increased their degree of reliance on a right known as “data exclusivity.” This right, which now exists in most major jurisdictions, is the right to prevent third parties from relying on the clinical trial data submitted by another pharmaceutical company to obtain marketing approval for a bioequivalent or biosimilar product. The right is …

New Technology, The Death Of Biglaw Monopoly And The Evolution Of The Computer Professional, Michael Guihot

North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology

Much has been written recently about new technology disrupting the traditional law firm model of providing legal services. Susskind and Susskind predicted the failure of professions, including the legal profession, due in large part to the external pressure of disruptive technology. However, concentrating blame on the technology is misguided; it blames the tool used to disrupt rather than the root causes of the disruption. In short, computers do not kill lawyers. Neither is the disruption aimed at the profession as such, but rather at the business models of modern day legal practices that have developed under the auspices of the …

Front Matter, First Amendment Law Review

First Amendment Law Review

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A Federal Anti-Slapp Law Would Make Section 230(C)(1) Of The Communications Decency Act More Effective, Julio Sharp-Wasserman, Evan Mascagni

First Amendment Law Review

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Front Matter, First Amendment Law Review

First Amendment Law Review

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A "Slapp" In The Face Of Free Speech: Protecting Survivors' Rights To Speak Up In The "Me Too" Era, Alyssa R. Leader

First Amendment Law Review

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Learning To Discriminate: Vouchers And Private School Policies' Impact On Homosexual Students, Olivia Perry

First Amendment Law Review

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Closing The "Political Action Committee Loophole": The Constitutionality Of Prohibitions On Pac To Pac Donations, Michael C. Peretz

First Amendment Law Review

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#Heckled, Josh Blackman

First Amendment Law Review

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Immigrants Are "People" Too: Constitutionalizing Free Speech Protections For Undocumented Immigrants, Vanessa Canuto

First Amendment Law Review

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Free Speech, Fake News, And Democracy, Alvin I. Goldman, Daniel Baker

First Amendment Law Review

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Is Silence For Sale? The First Amendment Implications Of Michigan State University's Settlement With Larry Nassar Survivors, Emily O. Monnett

First Amendment Law Review

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Stylish Legal Citation, Alexa Z. Chew

Working Papers

Can legal citations be stylish? Is that even a thing? Yes, and this Article explains why and how. The usual approach to writing citations is as a separate, inferior part of the writing process, a perfunctory task that satisfies a convention but isn’t worth the attention that stylish writers spend on the “real” words in their documents. This Article argues that the usual approach is wrong. Instead, legal writers should strive to write stylish legal citations—citations that are fully integrated with the prose to convey information in a readable way to a legal audience.

Prominent legal style expert Bryan Garner …

Bankruptcy's Lorelei: The Dangerous Allure Of Financial Institution Bankruptcy, Adam J. Levitin

North Carolina Law Review

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The Role Of States In Liberalizing Land Use Regulations, Anika Singh Lemar

North Carolina Law Review

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