No. 51, 2022
Index
- Equity Compensation and Nonqualified Deferred Compensation: Reconciling What Constitutes a "substantial Risk of Forfeiture" Under Sections 83 and 409a of the Internal Revenue Code
- 1l Is the New Bar Prep
- Drawing Lines in the Cloud: Implications of Extraterritorial Limits to the Stored Communications Act
- Willa Cather's My Antonia and Legal Thought in the Late Nineteenth Century
- Freyermuth v. Credit Bureau Services: the Eighth Circuit Incorrectly Interprets the Protections Afforded by the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and Overestimates Consumers' Knowledge of Their Legal Rights
- Vmg Salsoul, Llc v. Ciccone: the Ninth Circuit Finds That the De Minimis
- Who Can Sue? the Sixth Circuit in D.o. v. Glisson Deepens the Split Over a Private Right of Action to Foster Care Maintenance Payments
- Piercing the Corporate Veil in Nebraska
- Completing the Rule of Completeness: Amending Rule 106 of the Federal Rules of Evidence
- The Causal Conundrum: Examining the Medical-legal Disconnect in Toxic Tort Cases from a Cultural Perspective or How the Law Swallowed the Epidemiologist and Grew Long Legs and a Tail
- To Sue and Be Sued: Capacity and Immunity of American Indian Nations
- The Next Step in Student Speech Analysis? How the Eighth Circuit Further Complicates the First Amendment Rights of University Students in Keefe v. Adams
- Sometimes a Registration Is Just a Registration and an Application Is Just an Application: the District of Minnesota in Asche & Spencer Music, Inc. v. Principato-young Entertainment, Inc. Correctly Held That a Copyright Is Only Registered or Denied When the Copyright Office Registers or Denies the Claim
- Independence Institute v. Williams: the Tenth Circuit's Proper Ruling of Colorado's Disclosure Law and Increased Flexibility in State Disclosure Law
- Limited Liability Companies and Voluntary Creditors: Reexamining the Abolishment of Veil Piercing
- The Possibility of Rejection: the Framers' Constitutional Design for Supreme Court Appointments
- Corporate Social Responsibility in the Age of Hydraulic Fracturing in the United States and the United Kingdom
- The Use of the Medical Diagnosis or Treatment Exception to Hearsay in Domestic Violence Cases: the Admissibility of Testimony from Medical Providers About Statements Regarding the Identity of an Alleged Perpetrator Under Nebraska Rule of Evidence 803(3)
- Rishor v. Ferguson: the Ninth Circuit Erred in Holding That Rule 59(e) Motions Are Not Subject to the Restrictions of Aedpa When Those Motions Do Not Present Entirely New Claims for Habeas Corpus Relief
- Ethics in the Legal Industry
- Humanizing Federal Ethics: Motivating and Mobilizing Compliance Through Creative Outreach
- District Attorneys, Discretion, and Dialogue: How the Culture of a Prosecutor's Office Frames the Relationship Between Superiors and Subordinates