Written in the immediate aftermath of the Civil War, the 14th Amendment was ratified in 1868 by a Congress determined to ensure that the disastrous legal reasoning of the Dred...
You are in the middle of a market structure that the plaintiffs in this case spent years arguing was purposefully anticompetitive when you stand at an ATM outside a convenience...
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For the better part of ten years, Netflix and all the major streaming services that produce true-story material have been working around rather than through a particular issue. The issue...
A specific type of trust is ingrained in the relationship between a parent and a school. When your child walks through the door in the morning, you presume—reasonably, for the...
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Dame Victoria Sharp, President of the King’s Bench Division of the High Court of England and Wales, met with Justice Jeremy Johnson on a Friday afternoon in June 2025 and...
Over the past two years, something has been going on in the glass-and-steel offices of Bay Street law firms in Toronto, as well as in the more subdued practices dispersed...
That morning, the lecture hall had a different vibe. With an unusual sense of caution, students shuffled into their seats, glancing between the professor at the front and their laptops....
This winter, the marble steps leading to the Supreme Court seem heavier. Inside, nine justices are debating an issue that may seem technical but isn’t: whether Congress has the authority...
