Submissions from 2018
Will Courts Allow States to Regulate Drug Prices?, Christopher Robertson
Third-Party Financing in Investment Arbitration, Victoria Sahani, Mick Smith, and Christiane Deniger
Narrative Topoi in the Digital Age, Zahr K. Said and Jessica Silbey
How to Get Rid of a King: Lawyering the Revolution of 1399, David J. Seipp
Legal Services for the Poor in the Early Common Law, David J. Seipp
Twenty Years of Web Scraping and the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, Andrew Sellars
Emoluments, Zones of Interests, and Political Questions: A Cautionary Tale, Jed Handelsman Shugerman and Gautham Rao
The Continuing Duty in Reality: A Preliminary Empirical Look, David M. Siegel and Tigran W. Eldred
The Established Continuing Duty, David M. Siegel and Tigran W. Eldred
How Do Lawyers Think Differently from Stem Professionals When Approaching Problems and Risk, Jessica Silbey
The Costs of Trademarking Dolls, Jessica Silbey
Risk and Anxiety: A Theory of Data Breach Harms, Daniel Solove and Danielle K. Citron
Letter to the Hon. Sen. Orrt (NYS Senate) Regarding Litigation Finance (Lawsuit Lending) (2018), Maya Steinitz
Testimony on Third Party Financing of Lawsuits, Maya Steinitz
Obama's Conversion on Same-Sex Marriage: The Social Foundations of Individual Rights, Robert L. Tsai
Pregnant Women and Equitable Access to Emergency Medical Care, Michael Ulrich
How Religious Refusal Laws Are Harming Sexual Minorities, Michael Ulrich and Julia Raifman
Quarantine and the Federal Role in Epidemics, Michael R. Ulrich and Wendy K. Mariner
Making Innovation More Competitive: The Case of Fintech, Rory Van Loo
Technology Regulation by Default: Platforms, Privacy, and the CFPB, Rory Van Loo
The Practice and Tax Consequences of Nonqualified Deferred Compensation, David I. Walker
Georgia Practice Materials: A Selective Annotated Bibliography, Ronald E. Wheeler
Disorders of Consciousness, Agency, and Health Care Decision Making: Lessons from a Developmental Model, Megan Wright, Claudia Kraft, Michael Ulrich, and Joseph Fins
Corporate Rights as Subplot, Larry Yackle
Investigating the Politics of Legal Empirics: Possible Next Steps, Kathryn Zeiler
