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• MONOPOLIZING DIGITAL COMMERCE.
• WHICH CAME FIRST: THE CHICKEN OR THE CHICK'N? AN FDA AMENDMENT PROPOSAL TO RECONCILE CONFLICTING INTERESTS IN PLANT-BASED MEAT LABELING.
• MAKING WAVES: HOW MANDATED ARBITRATION COULD BETTER ADDRESS CULTURAL HERITAGE AND BRING TREASURE SALVAGE LAW INTO THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY.
• THERE'S NO SUCH THING AS INDEPENDENT CREATION, AND IT'S A GOOD THING, TOO.
• SPAC MERGERS, IPOS, AND THE PSLRA'S SAFE HARBOR: UNPACKING CLAIMS OF REGULATORY ARBITRAGE.
• THE ARTICLE III "PARTY" AND THE ORIGINALIST CASE AGAINST CORPORATE DIVERSITY JURISDICTION.
• SMART WEARABLES: THE OVERLOOKED AND UNDERRATED ESSENTIAL WORKER.
• OPTIMIZING CYBERSECURITY RISK IN MEDICAL CYBER-PHYSICAL DEVICES.
• DISCOVERING EBAY'S IMPACT ON COPYRIGHT INJUNCTIONS THROUGH EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE.
• THE TRUMP IMPEACHMENTS: LESSONS FOR THE CONSTITUTION, PRESIDENTS, CONGRESS, JUSTICE, LAWYERS, AND THE PUBLIC.

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• Reconciling privacy and speech in the era of big data: a comparative legal analysis.
• THERE'S NO SUCH THING AS INDEPENDENT CREATION, AND IT'S A GOOD THING, TOO.
• MONOPOLIZING SPORTS DATA.
• Fiduciary governance.
• Protean statutory interpretation in the courts of appeals.
• Solving Batson.
• Reliance on nonenforcement.
• UNTRUSTWORTHY: ERISA'S ERODED FIDUCIARY LAW.
• THE INTERNET OF BODIES.
• PROPERTY LAW FOR THE AGES.