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Chapter 12 Bankruptcy, § 1232 v § 553: Setoff as an Effective Veto?

Thursday, April 21, 2022

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Volume 42, Number 2

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A Spic-and-Span SPAC: Modifying the SEC’s New Regulatory Regime
A–B–C–D–ESG: Navigating the Effect of ESG in Mergers & Acquisitions
Allocating Evidentiary Burdens When Parties Litigate the Fix
Inequity in the Market: Traditional Cable Television Versus "Streaming Cable"
Throwing the Flag on the NFL Disciplinary Process
California Data Privacy Law and Automated Decision-Making
A Double-Edged Sword: Recommendations for Healthcare and Business Entities When Using Polygenic Scores
Caught in the Crossfire: The Effects of the Russo-Ukrainian War on Trademarks of Multinational Corporations Analyzed through the Starbucks and Stars Coffee Conflict
Why Whistleblowing Walter May Be Helping the SEC Violate the Fourth Amendment
Buy Now, Pay Later: How this Fintech Consumer Credit Product Preys on Unwary Borrowers and Evades Regulation
Corporate Activism on Israel-Palestine and the Unconstitutionality of State Anti-Boycott Laws
Disclose on the Dotted Line: Artificial Intelligence as an Inventor in the U.S. Patent System
Claim and Switch: Is Assignor Estoppel Still Material After Minerva?
Weighing Certificates of Need in Times of Need
Earned Wage Access: Employee Perk or Small Business Killer?
The Imperial Securities Fraud Regime
Why the Supreme Court Should’ve Clarified ERISA’s Breach of the Duty of Prudence Standard in Hughes v. Northwestern University
USDA vs. AZA: Playing with Tiger Cubs Isn’t All It’s Cracked Up to Be
Time for a Tune Up in America’s Healthcare Market: Securing the Right to Repair for Medical Devices
IP Waivers in a Pandemic: Great in Theory, Wrong in Practice
Variable Interest Entity Risks and Governance
Health Insurers' Response to Current Mental Health Parity Laws
No End in Sight: Business Interruption Insurance Claims in New York After the Second COVID-19 Surge
Privatized Justice: Ankle Monitors Are the New Private Prison
American Mortgage Giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac: Ending the Unceasing Conservatorship
Scapegoating and Stereotyping: The Executive’s Power over Federal Contractors
Should States be Monopolizing International Treaty Law?

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