Alongside the dominant law and economics and corrective justice approaches to tort law, a
new genre of tort theory based on principles and perspectives of social justice has come into …

The National Football League (" NFL") began its 2020 season with a rebranding befitting the
times: as a racial justice ally. After years of criticism for failing to support Black players' …

More than 53 million people come in contact with police each year, with people of color and
those with mental illness (MI) being subjected to increased rates of contact. Sometimes …

Social hierarchies based upon traits such as gender, race, sexual orientation, and disability
currently affect people's access to many basic goods—for instance, housing, medical care …

The fundamental purpose of a tort trial is to allocate responsibility. The factfinder must
determine if the defendant is at fault for any harm that befell the plaintiff, whether the plaintiff …

This Article uses the recent NFL “race-norming” scandal—in which Black players with
concussion claims were scored differently on cognitive impairment tests, based on the …

This Article addresses the phenomenon of corporate compliance decisions that
systematically allocate environmental risks to low-income communities, disproportionately …

In response to inconsistent and ineffective direct regulation, climate change litigation has
taken off Litigation is no longer a last resort tactic for action on climate change-instead, it is …

The article focuses on the practice of using race and gender tables in calculating tort
damages and its implications. It raises concerns about the use of these tables, which are …

In basic tort damage doctrine, a person injured by a tort can recover lost wages. This means
it costs less to harm some people than others. People who earn less, whether because of …