Professor Pardo's Research on Student Loans, Undue Hardship Cited in New York Times

Professor Pardo and Tulane University math Professor Michelle Lacey examined 115 legal filings from the western half of Washington State. They found 57 percent of bankrupt debtors who initiated an undue hardship adversary...

Professor Holbrook: How Apple v. Samsung Verdict Affects Design Development, Infringement

Racial Stereotypes Influence Opinion on Earned Income Tax Credit, Professor Brown Says

Who’s paying their fair share of taxes has become a major topic in this year’s presidential election, at least for Democrats. With a U.S. tax gap of about $300 billion, the issue of tax avoidance is a real one. One thing we may...[more]

Samsung Lawyer Plays to Court of Public Opinion in Apple Case, Professor Holbrook Says

Professor Blank in The Guardian: Are U.S. Drones Killing the Right People?

Readability Matters in Legal Writing, Romig Writes in Georgia Bar Journal

Whether writing for peers, judges or clients, lawyers should strive for clarity and readability, says Emory Law’s Jennifer Murphy Romig, in a column published in the August edition of the Georgia Bar Journal.  Romig was...[more]

Printed Warning May Not Be Adequate For Child Injured at Braves Game, Price Says