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Chenevert V. Travels Indem. Co.: The Fifth Circuit Extends The Lhwca Compensation Carrier's Equitable Lien To Jones Act Settlements, Ruixuan Zhuo

Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce

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Case Ip Law, Case Western Reserve University School Of Law, The Spangenberg Center For Law, Technology & The Arts

Case IP Law News

Vol. 4, #1

• From Concept to Company: Law School’s IP Venture Clinic Helps Launch Nationally Recognized Student Startup
• Fusion Program Trains Students to Bring Advanced Medical Imaging Technologies to the Marketplace
• CWRU Alum Appointed Chief Judge of U.S. Court of Claims
• IP Venture Clinic Submits First Amicus Brief in Federal Circuit Case
• 2017-2018 Lectures and Conferences
• Law School’s Newest Lab Defends First Amendment Rights in the Midwest
• Great Lakes Sports & Entertainment Law Academy Now Available Online
• Patent Pro Bono Program Secures First Patent for Local Inventor
• The Growing Industry: Professor Craig Nard Leads National Conversation on the Marijuana Industry …

Dr. Hoffman Among Nation's Most-Cited Health Law Scholars, Case Western Reserve University School Of Law, Law-Medicine Center

Case Law-Med

• Welcome from our Law-Medicine Center leaders
• Cleveland: A top city for health care
• Professor Sharona Hoffman among most cited health law scholars in the nation
• Law-Medicine conference explores legal challenges in Precision Medicine
• Renowned healthcare journalist, Elisabeth Rosenthal, gives talk on how healthcare became a big business
• The Law-Medicine Center’s fall events take on Medicaid, healthcare privacy and reproductive rights
• Reproductive Rights Lab: Student teams conduct legal research on abortion clinics and women in prison…
• 3L wins national health law writing competition
• CJ Sandley: Advocate for at-risk prisoners
• Seth Jacobs: Revolutionizing healthcare from within 
• Q&A: Defending pharmaceuticals and medical facilities …

Front Matter, Natural Resources Journal

Natural Resources Journal

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Unreasonable Accommodation: Examining Eeoc V. St. Joseph’S Hospital, Inc. And Noncompetitive Reassignment, Amy Rankin

Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review

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The Enduring Legacies Of The Haitian Refugee Litigation, Harold Hongju Koh

NYLS Law Review

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A Reflection On Hcc V. Sale: A Conversation Between The Honorable Sterling Johnson, Jr. And Professor Brandt Goldstein, The Honorable Sterling Johnson Jr.

NYLS Law Review

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Hcc’S Lasting Impact; Remarks From Senator Chris Coons, Chris Coons

NYLS Law Review

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Through A Glass, Clearly; Reflections On Team Lawyering, Clinically Taught, Raymond H. Brescia

NYLS Law Review

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Oh What A Tangled Web We Weave: Mind Mapping As Creative Spark To Optimize Transactional Clinic Assignments, Brett C. Stohs

NYLS Law Review

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Glatt V. Fox Searchlight Pictures, Inc., Rodger Quigley

NYLS Law Review

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State V. Saldierna, Brian Boyd

NYLS Law Review

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Varsity Brands, Inc. V. Star Athletica, Llc, Alexandra Spina

NYLS Law Review

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Doyle Homes, Inc. V. Signature Group Of Livingston, Inc., Daniel Ursomanno

NYLS Law Review

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16 Casa Duse, Llc V. Merkin, Abbey Gauger

NYLS Law Review

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People V. Marian, Caroline Galda

NYLS Law Review

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#Stopimmunizing: Why Social Networking Platform Liability Is Necessary To Provide Adequate Redress For Victims Of Cyberbullying, Michael S. Isselin

NYLS Law Review

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The Cost Of Comfort: Protecting A Criminal Defendant’S Constitutional Rights When Child Witnesses Request Comfort Accommodations, Angela Nascondiglio

NYLS Law Review

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Ankle Monitors For Everyone: The Plight Of Eyewitness Identifications In Louisiana, Quinn Rapp-Ellis

NYLS Law Review

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Conflict Minerals, Ineffective Regulations: Comparing International Guidelines To Remedy Dodd-Frank’S Inefficiencies, Victoria Stork

NYLS Law Review

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Opening A Can Of Worms And Viruses: The Impact Of E-Service On E-Mail Users Everywhere, Jeffrey Wolber

NYLS Law Review

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The United States Is Unwilling To Protect Gang-Based Asylum Applicants, Timothy Greenberg

NYLS Law Review

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It Is Time To Create A Remedy To Quickly Discharge Exaggerated Mechanic’S Liens In New York, Michael Brady

NYLS Law Review

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The Landlord Blues: Inequity, Inefficiency, And Untimeliness Of Summary Proceedings In New York City, Moshe B. Nachum

NYLS Law Review

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United States V. Ermoian, Anisa Bartholomew

NYLS Law Review

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Social Capital Of Directors And Corporate Governance: A Social Network Analysis, Zihan Niu, Christopher Chen

Brooklyn Journal of Corporate, Financial & Commercial Law

This Article examines how a director’s social capital might affect his or her behavior, the board’s performance, and corporate governance, as well as the potential normative implications of the director’s social network. We argue that the quality of board performance could be improved where the social network closure within the board is high and there are many non-redundant contacts beyond the board. Network closure can improve trust and collaboration within a board, while external contacts may benefit a company with more diverse sources of information. Moreover, different network positioning leads to the inequality of social capital for directors. With more …

Autonomous Vehicles Will Drive Themselves – But They Won’T Regulate Themselves, David Goldstein

UC Law Business Journal

The dawn of a new era of transportation is upon us. Cars that drive themselves are no longer relegated to our imaginations and science-fiction movies. Automobile companies like Tesla and Volvo, as well as search-engine giant Google, are rolling out new features that take over the duties previously charged to the driver of a vehicle. Given the uncertain nature of future legal liability and regulation of vehicles that can drive autonomously, it is imperative that we establish a liability and regulatory framework so that automakers can continue to make advances in the field and consumers can know what to expect …

Licensing Open Government Data, Jyh-An Lee

UC Law Business Journal

Governments around the world create and collect an enormous and wide-ranging amount of data. For various social, political, and economic reasons, open data has become a popular government practice and international movement in recent years. It is estimated that more than 250 national or local governments from around 50 developed and developing countries have launched open government data (OGD) initiatives. Open data policies are widely recognized as a tool to foster government transparency and economic growth. Businesses have also developed innovative applications, products, and services based on OGD. Although OGD is a global movement, it faces a number of unsolved …

The Japanese Business Federation’S Influence On Energy Policy Reform: Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Disaster, Bridget Cho

UC Law Business Journal

This note focuses on the series of events that were pertinent to the Fukushima Daichii Nuclear Disaster and recommends stringent nuclear power plant license procedures, stronger reform in accident mitigation policies, and heightened transparency between the government and its people. Japan embraces the peaceful use of nuclear technology to provide a substantial portion of its electricity despite being the only country to have suffered the devastating effects of nuclear weapons in wartime.

This note will also discuss how the evolving structure of the Japanese economy has led to a change in the pattern of the business sector’s engagement with energy …

Light On The Mayo: Recent Developments May Diminish The Impact Of Mayo Foundation On Judicial Deference To Tax Regulations, Matthew A. Melone

UC Law Business Journal

It therefore is necessary to consider the possibility that administrative law was an instrument of a class that took a dim view of popularly elected legislatures and a high view of its own rationality and specialized knowledge. This class drew upon popular political power, but primarily to establish another sort of power, which would be exercised by members of its own class, in a manner that reflected the alleged authority that came with their specialized knowledge. Although it did not thereby become the only ruling class, it at least made itself the rulemaking class.