The nondelegation doctrine theoretically limits Congress's ability to delegate legislative
powers to the executive agencies that make up the modern administrative state. Yet, in …

Litigation is a creature of disagreement. Our essay explores the potential of artificial
intelligence (AI) to help reduce legal disagreements. In any litigation, parties disagree over …

There is a familiar saying" If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail." The so-
called Law of the Hammer takes a distinctive form in adjudication. If all judges see is one …

According to entrenched conventional wisdom, the president enjoys considerable
advantages over other litigants in the Supreme Court. Because of the central role of the …

Between 1985 and 1995, the plaintiff win rate in civil cases adjudicated in federal district
courts fell dramatically and consistently. After 1995, win rates became substantially more …

The thesis of this Article is that corporate law is based on a number of basic principles and
assumptions that have neither factual basis nor historical validity. These" principles" are …

The judiciary protects the value of innovation through remedies such as injunctions and
damages when patent rights are infringed, adjusting the expected returns on future …

Corporate bankruptcies often involve complicated, fragmented capital structures with many
layers of debt and legal entity structures with many subsidiaries. Why do capital structures …

New York closing-statement data provide unique insight into settlement and selection. The
distributions of settlements and adjudicated damages are remarkably similar, and the …

This paper documents the existence of judge-specific differences on granting compensation
for wrongful dismissal and shows that their consequences are different for small low …