The Corporate and Business Law Journal Forum is a companion to the Corporate and Business Law Journal. It features short responses to scholarship and comments on legal news.
We welcome submissions from professors, practitioners, judges, legislators, and law students. Submissions should be a minimum of 500 words. Each submission is subject to similar editorial standards as the articles published in the Journal.
By Zisheng Xing* PDF Available Ever since the Bretton Woods Agreement established the international monetary system after World War II, the U.S. dollar has been
By Roshin Bhangoo* PDF Available The FTX crypto platform fiasco is a prime example of how individuals can exploit new, rapidly expanding (and not widely
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By Matthew Holt* PDF Available For over fifteen years, VIP Products (“VIP”) has sold rubber dog toys resembling an assortment of well-known beverage bottles and
By Elizabeth J. Porter* PDF Available The seven-day trial over whether TikTok owes $116 million for trademark infringement concluded on Thursday, March 9 and the
By Melynda Meyrick* PDF Available The social media app known as TikTok in the United States was first developed by Chinese company ByteDance in 2016
By Isabella Goldsmith* PDF Available Change has come for data privacy and security laws in California with the California Privacy Rights Act (“CPRA”), which went
By Brayden Harn* PDF Available Within days, FTX went from a $32 billion valuation to filing bankruptcy.[1] Founder and CEO Sam Bankman-Fried was arrested on December
By Leo Yang* PDF Available Since the late 2000s, medical bankruptcies have been one of the primary reasons for Americans’ bankruptcy proceedings. A decade later,
By Taylor Toms* PDF Available In January 2023, the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) announced proposed rules that would effectively ban non-compete agreements, citing concerns regarding
