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December 04, 2023 The New York Times

Corporate Mergers That Look Bad Usually Turn Out to Be Bad

Areas of Study: Administrative Law and Public Policy; Corporate, Business, and Transactional Law
Topics: Timothy Wu

Featured Faculty: Timothy Wu Julius Silver Professor of Law, Science and Technology

December 04, 2023 NPR

Purdue Pharma, Sacklers’ OxyContin Settlement Lands at the Supreme Court

Areas of Study: Administrative Law and Public Policy; Constitutional Law; Corporate, Business, and Transactional Law
Topics: Edward R. Morrison

Featured Faculty: Edward R. Morrison Charles Evans Gerber Professor of Law

December 03, 2023 Katie Couric Media

A Closer Look at How Conservatives Aim to Reinvent the Government

Areas of Study: Administrative Law and Public Policy
Topics: Peter L. Strauss

Featured Faculty: Peter L. Strauss Betts Professor Emeritus of Law

December 03, 2023 The Wall Street Journal

One Supreme Court Case Could Mess Up Chunks of the Tax Code

Areas of Study: Administrative Law and Public Policy
Topics: David M. Schizer; SCOTUS

Featured Faculty: David M. Schizer Harvey R. Miller Professor of Law and Economics and Dean Emeritus

November 28, 2023 Bloomberg Law Podcast

Attempts to Keep Trump Off the Ballot

Areas of Study: Administrative Law and Public Policy
Topics: Richard Briffault

Featured Faculty: Richard Briffault Joseph P. Chamberlain Professor of Legislation

November 27, 2023 The Washington Post

Antagonisms Flare as Red States Try to Dictate How Blue Cities Are Run

Areas of Study: Administrative Law and Public Policy
Topics: Richard Briffault

Featured Faculty: Richard Briffault Joseph P. Chamberlain Professor of Legislation

November 22, 2023 The Guardian

‘Openly Authoritarian Campaign’: Trump’s Threats of Revenge Fuel Alarm

Areas of Study: Administrative Law and Public Policy; Criminal Justice
Topics: Daniel Richman

Featured Faculty: Daniel Richman Paul J. Kellner Professor of Law

November 15, 2023 Baltimore Banner

Baltimore Sued Over a Spike in Car Thefts. Can the City Make Kia and Hyundai Pay?

Areas of Study: Administrative Law and Public Policy; Litigation and Dispute Resolution
Topics: Thomas W. Merrill

Featured Faculty: Thomas W. Merrill Charles Evans Hughes Professor of Law

November 15, 2023 The City

Mayor’s Asian Affairs Liaison Raised Big Money—and Big Questions About Her Conduct

Areas of Study: Administrative Law and Public Policy
Topics: Richard Briffault

Featured Faculty: Richard Briffault Joseph P. Chamberlain Professor of Legislation

November 14, 2023 Roll Call

Supreme Court Ethics Code Doesn’t Satisfy Democratic Appetite for Legislation

Areas of Study: Administrative Law and Public Policy; Constitutional Law
Topics: Richard Briffault

Featured Faculty: Richard Briffault Joseph P. Chamberlain Professor of Legislation