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Judicial Independence At Twilight, Charles Gardner Geyh

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Picker’S Wise Advice For Beginners, Richard Fox

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Sidney Picker: Legal Architect, Jonathan L. Entin

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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The Conflict Between Blackrock’S Shareholder Activism And Erisa’S Fiduciary Duties, Bernard S. Sharfman

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Ohio Medical Marijuana Patients And Risks Behind The Steering Wheel, Caroline Mills

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Masthead, Volume 72 Issue 1 (2021)

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Ford Motor Co. V. Montana Eighth Judicial District Court And “Corporate Tag Jurisdiction” In The Pennoyer Era, Patrick J. Borchers

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Sanctioning Nuisance: How The Modern Right To Farm Impermissibly Burdens Neighbors, Ginger Pinkerton

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Making Employee Health Benefits Understandable: The Summary-Plan-Description Failure And How To Fix It, Christopher Switzer

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Pretext: Forms And Functions In Employment-Discrimination, Batson, And Administrative-Law Claims, Erica Hudson

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Masthead, Volume 71 Issue 2 (2021)

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Tribute To Professor Peter M. Gerhart, Juliet P. Kostritsky

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Tribute To Professor Peter M. Gerhart, Andrew Dorchak

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Tribute To Professor Peter M. Gerhart, Jesse Wynn

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Believing In Unicorns: How To Value Unicorn Companies And Intellectual Property While Encouraging Continued Innovations And Public Disclosure, Kathleen Lynch

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Iceberg Ahead: Why Courts Should Presume Bias In Cases Of Extraneous Juror Contacts, Andrew S. Rumschlag

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Territorial Jurisdiction In Ohio Post-Wogenstahl, Ryan Kerfoot

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Rushing To Get Rid Of Greek Life And Social Clubs: The Impact Of Bostock On Single-Sex College Organizations, Christine Scherer

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Masthead, Volume 71 Issue 4 (2021)

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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A Tribute To An Institution Builder And Leader In Global Legal Education, Michael P. Scharf

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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To Sidney With Love, Michael J. Benza

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Right-Sizing The Supreme Court: A History Of Congressional Changes, Michael C. Blumm, Kate Flanagan, Annamarie White

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Volume 72 Issue 2 (2021), Case Western Reserve Law Review

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Tribute To Professor Peter M. Gerhart, Paul C. Giannelli

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Teaching Tort Myths, Peter M. Gerhart

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Peter Gerhart And Contemporary Property Theory, Dave Fagundes

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Book Review: Concepts All The Way Down, Peter M. Gerhart

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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"Because It Is Wrong": An Essay On The Immorality And Illegality Of The Online Service Contracts Of Google And Facebook, Preston M. Torbert

Journal of Law, Technology, & the Internet

This essay argues that the behavioral-advertising business model under which an internet platform, such as Google or Facebook, provides free services in exchange for the user’s personal data is immoral and illegal. It is immoral because it relies on addiction, surveillance, and manipulation of the user to deplete the user’s autonomy. The contract between the company and the user is immoral. It can also be plausibly argued that the contract is illegal under California law because it is contrary to good morals, is unconscionable, and is against public policy. As society becomes more aware of these moral and legal defects, …

The Evolving Linking Law In South Korea: Chuing It Over, Mikyung Kim, Christopher B. Shook

Journal of Law, Technology, & the Internet

South Korean hyperlink copyright law is vague and inconsistent. Given that South Korea has the fastest internet speeds in the world, and that it has the highest internet usage penetration in Asia, sophisticated development of its hyperlink copyright law must occur—with specific attention to criminal aiding and abetting and civil tortfeasor laws. This article seeks to remedy a patchwork quilt of legal precedents as well as Korean statutory norms, and provides a comparative analysis of U.S. and EU law.

The Yin And Yang Of Corporations And Democracy, Franklin A. Gevurtz

McGeorge School of Law Scholarly Articles

These are perilous times for American democracy. Among the threats, many point to the power of corporations. This article examines that threat by considering a series of dualisms characterizing the relationship between corporations and democracy.

This begins with a look at the anti- as well as the pro-democratic impacts of the earliest corporations and the paradoxes with respect to democracy created during the evolution of corporate law. The article then looks at internal corporate governance (so-called “corporate” or “shareholder democracy”) to show how, on the one hand, it contains features addressing some of the greatest current threats to American democracy, …