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classes to receive equal consideration in the event of an acquisition. Despite these clauses’ benign appearance, they actually create another hurdle to
increasingly set their sights on transgender rights as the next legal frontier. This Essay explores why, for over twenty-five years, transgender litigants have not invoked the ...
Peter Conti-Brown | Yale Law Journal Peter Conti-Brown Congress has given the Federal Reserve broad statutory mandates over the U.S. economy. This
Philip K. Howard | Yale Law Journal Philip K. Howard The complexity of the regulatory state undermines public goals, and leads to broad citizen
speech under the First Amendment. Ethics rules governing candor and frivolous litigation require sanctions, if not disbarment. Moreover, the duty of
racial equity. It argues that the Biden Administration should do more to tackle racial wealth inequality and the structural issues in the tax code that allow the rich to benefit ...
Rachel Oyama | Yale Law Journal Rachel Oyama What will happen when those discriminated against in the name of national security turn to the courts
its “moral economy” origins, tracing a thread through the common law, nineteenth-century antimonopoly politics, and the legislative history of the
Zachary Potter | Yale Law Journal Zachary Potter The prohibition on contingency fee arrangements with divorce lawyers is a relic of the coverture
The Article explores the implications of this misalignment for theory and practice.