May 25 2023 Topics Financial Services Blog Post Should the Major Central Banks Actually Introduce CBDC? Oonagh Ann McDonald Since 2016, about a hundred central banks have been considering the introduction of a Central...
May 24 2023 Topics Federalism & Separation of Powers Blog Post News C. Boyden Gray: One of a Kind Adam Gustafson When Boyden Gray hired me into his law firm in 2013, he had already entered...
May 24 2023 Topics Separation of Powers • State Governments Blog Post News Pandemic Powers: What Happened in Wisconsin? Lester A. Pines, Matthew M. Fernholz In March 2020, Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers, like many governors in America, declared a “state...
May 23 2023 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation Blog Post News HHS Proposes Special HIPAA Privacy Rules for “Reproductive Health Care” Information Rachel N. Morrison In accord with the Biden administration’s pro-abortion agenda, the U.S. Department of Health and Human...
May 22 2023 Topics Federalist Society Blog Post News Remembering C. Boyden Gray: 1943 – 2023 Eugene B. Meyer, Lee Liberman Otis We are deeply saddened by the passing of Boyden Gray. He was a wonderful man,...
May 19 2023 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation • Labor & Employment Law Blog Post A Bug in the Logic: Regulators try to solve the workplace “AI problem” before finding any problem to solve Alexander Thomas MacDonald Earlier this month, the Biden administration published a “request for information” on artificial intelligence in...
May 18 2023 Topics Litigation Blog Post News ALI to Vote on No-Injury Medical Monitoring Proposal Mark A. Behrens The American Law Institute (ALI) will hold its Annual Meeting in Washington, DC on May...
May 18 2023 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation Blog Post News Implementation of Reagan-Udall’s Recommended Reforms for the Center for Tobacco Products Reforms, A Six Month Status Report Jeff Stier About six months ago, the Reagan-Udall Foundation sent the Food and Drug Administration its Operational...
May 17 2023 Topics Corporations, Securities & Antitrust Blog Post News FTC v. Facebook: Does the Punishment Fit the Crime? Lawrence J. Spiwak Industry-wide problems such as data security and privacy require industry-wide solutions. While there is broad...
May 11 2023 Topics Supreme Court • Federalism & Separation of Powers Blog Post News How Clear is Clear Enough: A Mix of Textualism, Tribal Sovereignty, and Bankruptcy at the Supreme Court Zack Smith Indian Tribes are unique entities. They’re sui generis (one of a kind) in American law....
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Should the Major Central Banks Actually Introduce CBDC?
Since 2016, about a hundred central banks have been considering the introduction of a Central...
Topics
C. Boyden Gray: One of a Kind
When Boyden Gray hired me into his law firm in 2013, he had already entered...
Topics
Pandemic Powers: What Happened in Wisconsin?
In March 2020, Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers, like many governors in America, declared a “state...
Topics
HHS Proposes Special HIPAA Privacy Rules for “Reproductive Health Care” Information
In accord with the Biden administration’s pro-abortion agenda, the U.S. Department of Health and Human...
Topics
Remembering C. Boyden Gray: 1943 – 2023
We are deeply saddened by the passing of Boyden Gray. He was a wonderful man,...
Topics
A Bug in the Logic: Regulators try to solve the workplace “AI problem” before finding any problem to solve
Earlier this month, the Biden administration published a “request for information” on artificial intelligence in...
Topics
ALI to Vote on No-Injury Medical Monitoring Proposal
The American Law Institute (ALI) will hold its Annual Meeting in Washington, DC on May...
Topics
Implementation of Reagan-Udall’s Recommended Reforms for the Center for Tobacco Products Reforms, A Six Month Status Report
About six months ago, the Reagan-Udall Foundation sent the Food and Drug Administration its Operational...
Topics
FTC v. Facebook: Does the Punishment Fit the Crime?
Industry-wide problems such as data security and privacy require industry-wide solutions. While there is broad...
Topics
How Clear is Clear Enough: A Mix of Textualism, Tribal Sovereignty, and Bankruptcy at the Supreme Court
Indian Tribes are unique entities. They’re sui generis (one of a kind) in American law....