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March 31, 2025 Roosevelt Institute

Abundance That Works for Workers—and American Democracy

Areas of Study: Administrative Law and Public Policy; Law of the Workplace
Topics: Kate Andrias; Opinion

Featured Faculty: Kate Andrias Patricia D. and R. Paul Yetter Professor of Law

March 31, 2025 SCOTUSblog

Justices Validate IRSs Right To Retain Fraudulent Pre-Bankruptcy Tax Payments

Areas of Study: Administrative Law and Public Policy; Corporate, Business, and Transactional Law
Topics: Ronald Mann; SCOTUS; Opinion

Featured Faculty: Ronald Mann Albert E. Cinelli Enterprise Professor of Law

March 21, 2025 The Guardian

The U.S. Is Poised to Use Terror Laws Against Students. This Could Be Worse Than McCarthyism

Topics: Bernard E. Harcourt; Opinion

Featured Faculty: Bernard E. Harcourt Corliss Lamont Professor of Law and Civil Liberties

March 21, 2025 The New York Times

Silicon Valley Has Gone From ‘Think Different’ to ‘Yes, Sir’

Areas of Study: Intellectual Property and Technology
Topics: Timothy Wu; Opinion

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

March 20, 2025 New York Law Journal

What Will Layoffs Do to the SEC And Its Staff?

Areas of Study: Administrative Law and Public Policy; Corporate, Business, and Transactional Law
Topics: John C. Coffee Jr.; Opinion

Featured Faculty: John C. Coffee, Jr. Adolf A. Berle Professor of Law

March 16, 2025 The Philadelphia Inquirer

In the Disastrous Meeting Between Trump and Zelensky, a Whiff of Another Munich Agreement

Areas of Study: International and Comparative Law
Topics: Michael W. Doyle; Opinion

Featured Faculty: Michael W. Doyle University Professor

March 15, 2025 Balkinization

A Title VI Demand Letter That Itself Violates Title VI (and the Constitution)

Topics: Kate Andrias; Jessica Bulman-Pozen; Jamal Greene; Olatunde C. Johnson; Jeremy Kessler; Gillian Metzger; David Pozen; Opinion

Featured Faculty: Kate Andrias Patricia D. and R. Paul Yetter Professor of Law; Jessica Bulman-Pozen Betts Professor of Law; Jamal Greene Dwight Professor of Law; Olatunde Johnson Ruth Bader Ginsburg '59 Professor of Law; Jeremy Kessler Stanley H. Fuld Professor of Law; Gillian Metzger Harlan Fiske Stone Professor of Constitutional Law; David Pozen Charles Keller Beekman Professor of Law

March 13, 2025 Project Syndicate

The End of Germany’s Economic Delusions?

Areas of Study: International and Comparative Law
Topics: Katharina Pistor; Opinion

Featured Faculty: Katharina Pistor Edwin B. Parker Professor of Comparative Law

March 10, 2025 The CLS Blue Sky Blog

Commitment and Optionality in the Control of Controlling Shareholders

Areas of Study: Corporate, Business, and Transactional Law
Topics: Jeffrey N. Gordon; Opinion

Featured Faculty: Jeffrey N. Gordon Richard Paul Richman Professor of Law

March 09, 2025 The Wall Street Journal

What Trump Meant by ‘Illegal Protests’

Areas of Study: Administrative Law and Public Policy
Topics: Philip Hamburger; Opinion

Featured Faculty: Philip Hamburger Maurice & Hilda Friedman Professor of Law