By: Vincenzo Granatelli* PDF Available Each year, more than 2,000,000 corporations and limited liability companies (“LLC(s)”) are established in the United States in accordance with

By: Emily Robinette* PDF Available Last summer, new legislation establishing workers’ rights to accommodation for pregnancy, childbirth, and other related medical conditions came into effect

By: Alyson Rish* PDF Available On March 21, 2024, the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) and 16 other state and district attorneys general filed

By: Kevin Garcia* PDF Available “Human cockfighting” is how the late John McCain described the sport of mixed martial arts, or “MMA,” in 1996.[1] At that

By: Kiki Owens* PDF Available Data breaches and cyber-attacks continue to increase, ultimately causing severe informational exposure and substantial monetary loss. From a business’ standpoint,

By: Victoria Lioliou** PDF Available Delaware’s corporate governance jurisprudence has historically accorded substantial deference to the business judgments of corporate directors.[1] Underpinning this deferential treatment is

By: Tian Yue Ma* PDF Available You and your friends are excitedly planning out your long-awaited weekend getaway in New York, you start brainstorming what

By: Daniel Ambuul* PDF Available Schools require history courses, and many of those courses highlight foolish decisions which now seem quite preventable. Such decisions seem

By: Kiara Sims* PDF Available Imagine a world where massive corporations have the power to destroy the same federal agencies that investigate their contentious behavior.

By: Scott Tillinghast* PDF Available Next Wednesday, February 21st, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments surrounding the Good Neighbor Plan, a 2023 final rule