Recent years have seen an explosion in FRAND litigation, in which parties commit to license intellectual property under “fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory” (FRAND)
terms, but they cannot agree on the meaning of that commitment. Much of this litigation is multinational and involves coordinating patent, antitrust, and contract [...]
The interdisciplinarity of intellectual property and taxation poses many challenges to the disparate existing norms in each respective field of law. This Article identifies
and critiques the current tax regime governing the giving of intellectual property as a manifestation of the failure to understand the principles and policies underlying [...]
The field of compliance has exploded in interest, attention, and growth over recent years. It has emerged as a popular career path for those trained in the law, giving rise
to an influx of job opportunities for new law school graduates and seasoned attorneys alike. [...]
This fiery manifesto provides a concrete action plan for legal professionals and activists advancing Black liberation and transformative social change. Revolutions happen in
the streets, not in courtrooms. But in the struggle against systems increasingly designed to perpetuate inequality and benefit those in power, lawyers must do their [...]
Legislation permitting a business organized in one form, such as a corporation, to merge with a business of a different form, such as a limited liability company, is relatively
recent, but reasonable and beneficial. A logical extension of this legislation is to permit a single business entity to convert its organizational form without involving [...]
Healthcare leaders must navigate a complex and constantly evolving legal environment. The Law of Healthcare Administration provides a comprehensive and practical overview of
healthcare law and its role in the management of healthcare organizations.The tenth edition of this classic text explores substantial shifts in the legal landscape, [...]
The Yearbook 2025 for Global Governance, Compliance & Integrity offers an up-to-date overview of recent and most significant developments in the interdisciplinary area of organizational
governance, compliance and integrity management. The 2025 edition focuses – but is not limited to – on ESG, new approaches in compliance & integrity management, [...]
One of the most active disputes in tax law today is the question of the proper tax consequences for a successful plaintiff, a portion of whose taxable damage award is paid
to his or her attorney pursuant to a contingent fee arrangement. At issue is whether the plaintiff is taxable on the portion of the award that is payable to the attorney. [...]
In 1995, Judge Betty Binns Fletcher posed a question: In the context of the death penalty, can justice be done? She did not answer the question at the time. However, an examination
of the procedural hurdles now facing condemned inmates seeking review of claims of constitutional violations suggests the answer is no. [...]
Judicial review produces disruptions to democratic preferences that are not constitutionally required. Judicial review produces these disruptions because the law the Court
declares unconstitutional is not automatically replaced with the laws that policymakers would have enacted had they known their preferred policy was unconstitutional. [...]