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Most Recent Additions*

Equal Pay, Unequal Opinions: Navigating the Ongoing Circuit Split on Prior Pay as an Affirmative Defense Under the Equal Pay Act
Emily G. Young

Too Hot, Too Cold: The Search for Just-Right Platform Liability for Recommendation Algorithms
Hannah May

Utilizing Equitable Remedies via the Defend Trade Secrets Act's Extraterritorial Reach to Enforce Judgments Against Foreign Defendants
Marty Ishmael

Shield, Sword, or Relic of Yore? The Apex Doctrine's Quest in the Modern Legal Arena (and What Future Battles May Bring)
Katerina Fernandez

.Com or .Gov: Should the First Amendment Care? A Proposed Alternative to Moody v. NetChoice, LLC's Editorial Discretion Rule
JT DeGrinney

Paper Houses: Identifying the Housing Remedies Gap and How to Close It
Shannon Price

Confronting the Duty to Capitalize in Veil-Piercing
Douglas C. Michael

NCAA Women Athletes and NIL Pay Disparities: Are They Students Under Title IX, Employees Under Title VII, or Both?
Michael H. LeRoy

A View from Inside: The Federal Government's Pivotal Role in Securing and Advancing Access to Justice
Kalpana Kotagal

Transgender Equality: An Inflection Point for Equal Protection?
Katie Eyer

LABOR AND ENVIRONMENT ENTWINED: A RADICAL GREEN NEW DEAL AND JUST TRANSITION IN APPALACHIA
Anne Marie Lofaso and Nicholas F. Stump

A Constitutional Right to Counsel in Eviction Proceedings: Solutions to Ohio's Housing Stability Crisis
Audrey M. Woodward

Determinative Action: The Approaching End of Legacy Admissions Following Students for Fair Admissions
Richard Sharp

Courtside to Courtroom: Examining Online Sports Gambling, Liability Litigation, and the Need for Congressional Reform
Sadie Sand

The Ecosystem Theory of Harm in Merger Enforcement: A Transatlantic Comparison
Ben Rininger

When Courts Collide: How Statutory Interpretation Divides the Fifth and Eighth Circuits on Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act
Delaney Cook

Title IX Reimagined: The Power of Principles-Based Governance
Tammi Walker

Rethinking the Automobile Exception
Lori A. Hoetger

Proportionality and the Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 26(B)(1): An Empirical Inquiry
Daniel Croxall and Michael Vitiello

The Materially Affect Standard Does Not Protect Consumers from Dishonest Influencers
Kimberly Coleman

*Updated as of 05/16/25.