In recent years, many lawsuits have been filed by individuals seeking legal redress for
harms caused by the loss or theft of their personal information. However, very little is known …

Scholars have long sought to resolve whether and to what degree political actor diversity
influences the outputs of political institutions like legislatures, administrative agencies, and …

A SHCROFT v. Iqbal'and its predecessor, Bell Atlantic Corp. v. Twombly, 2 introduced a
change to federal pleading standards that had remained essentially static for five decades. 3 …

Criticisms of" citationitis" are not new. 1 Excessive citations can clutter judicial opinions,
inflating their length while detracting from the thrust of judicial reasoning. 2 They may serve …

" I'm a litigator-and there's only one rule in litigation: Three things matterlocation, location,
location." IA core feature of US corporate law is regulatory competition. Companies can …

Many state laws apply to internet communications. Indeed, we take many such laws for
granted. If you publish an online magazine or a blog that comments on people from all fifty …

This Article examines the methods of statutory interpretation used by the lower federal
courts, especially the federal district courts, and compares those methods to the practices of …

IDEOLOGY "ALL THE WAY DOWN"? AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF ESTABLISHMENT
CLAUSE DECISIONS IN THE FEDERAL COURTS Page 1 IDEOLOGY "ALL THE WAY …

Three decades ago, Siegelman and Donohue aptly characterized research about courts and
litigation that relied only on published opinions as “studying the iceberg from its tip.” They …

Citizen suits are frequently cited as an essential legal innovation by virtue of their capacity to
provide a backstop to lax or ideologically antagonistic administrations. Drawing on data from …