A Two Trillion Dollar Idea: How Minting a Coin Would Avoid Potential Economic Catastrophe.
PDF Available By Alexander Rudolph* Question: When is a two trillion-dollar coin the answer to a nation’s fiscal problems? Answer:...
Estate Tax Changes Make Death and Taxes Even More Certain
PDF Available By Camerin Ketterling* Joe Biden’s presidential victory in the 2020 election put estate planning attorneys and their clients...
Should Hotels Be Classified as Single Asset Real Estate?
PDF Available By Ryan Deutsch* The recent enactment of the Small Business Reorganization Act of 2019 (“SBRA”) has generated significant...
Ushering in the New Era of Campaign Finance Law: A Discussion on Americans for Prosperity Foundation v. Bonta
PDF Available By Kristen Iteen* In wake of the January 6th Capitol riots, corporate political donations have once again become...
Epic Games v. Apple: Taking on Big Brother
PDF Available By Marcel Ruzan* When Apple Computers released its infamous “1984” commercial during Super Bowl XVIII it was intended...
Alexander Wang, Luxury Fashion, and the Business of Intellectual Property Infringement in Fashion
PDF Available By Markus Benavidez * Jangle Vision, a design house based in California, has...
The Implications of the Supreme Court’s Decision to Uphold Indiana University’s Vaccine Mandate
PDF Available By Shelby Respicio* On August 12, 2021, the Supreme Court denied a request by students at Indiana...
Royal Dutch Shell Ruling Unlikely to Rattle U.S. Oil Companies’ Cages
PDF Available By: Brandon Taylor* In May 2021, a Dutch trial court found that Royal Dutch Shell (“RDS”) had contributed...
Propelling the Practice of Law into the Present: Arizona Approves More Alternative Business Structures
PDF Available By: Courtney Kamauoha* Eighty-six percent of civil legal matters reported by low-income Americans receive no or inadequate legal...
New Treasury Regulations May Open Floodgates for Foreign Investment in Opportunity Zones, but Questions on Tax Implications Remain
By: MICHAEL SHAW
Foreign taxpayers may have a new avenue to avoid gain recognition from U.S. businesses and real estate: distressed American neighborhoods.