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MS. O’CONNOR: Good morning everyone. I’m Eileen J. O’Connor. I’m a partner at Pillsbury Winthrop...

The ADA Restoration Act (ADARA) states as its intention to reverse Supreme Court decisions that...

When the Gratz and Grutter opinions were released in 2003, many believed that eliminating race...

Americans have long exhibited a suspicion of concentrated pools of capital controlled by small groups...

Swallows Holding Ltd. v. Commissioner: Limited Progress in Rejecting Tax Exceptionalism in Administrative Law

In In re South African Apartheid Litig., the district court for the Southern District of...

Last year our nation celebrated the 50th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education—and lamented...

With time or overuse, even the most spot-on insight can degrade to a tired cliché...

The future of climate change policy may be decided in a federal courtroom rather than...

Michael Ramsey’s new book is not likely to become a bestseller. Th e book is...

In its 2004 decision Sosa v. Alvarez-Machain, the Supreme Court seemed to resolve the long-standing...

On any given day, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), the agency within the Department...

Twenty years ago, no reasonable person could have successfully argued that it was possible for...

For more than half a century, large U.S. labor unions, alone or in concert with...

For over a century, government regulation has largely taken one of two paths. Some agencies...

The discernment of the holding, or ratio decidendi, of a case can be exceedingly difficult...

Over the past few years tort reform advocates have realized significant victories at the state...

Another election season approaches and with it the debate over the proper mechanism to select...