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In advance of Labor Day, Sharon and I have a short piece up at Time laying out the case for state labor law reforms to facilitate sectoral bargaining. The op-ed also reports on som...
Matt Blaszczyk (University of Georgia), Field Notes from the U.S. Law Teaching Market: The U.S. law teaching market is highly competitive and traditionally reliant on specific inst...
Great books often begin with great questions. My wonderful colleague, Libby Adler, started with this one: “How might a socialist jurisdiction “do” lgbtq legal advancement different...
Jeffrey Bellin (Vanderbilt), The High Cost of Law School Casebooks, 34 Wm. & Mary Bill Rts. J. 503 (2025): Commentators have forecasted the demise of high-priced commercial cas...
Third Circuit affirms dismissal of driver’s bias and retaliation claims against CBS and Teamsters; employment litigation surges in Washington state; MIT Sloan professor argues the...
People have different views about S.B. 21 and whether it was a good thing or a bad thing for Delaware, for corporate law, or just generally. As Ann pointed out, views split over l...
Gregg D. Polsky (NYU) & Ethan Yale (UVA): Fixing the QSBS Stacking Problem, 192 Tax Notes Fed. 1769 (Sept. 7, 2026) As nearly every sentient U.S. tax adviser knows by now, sect...
Note: This post builds on a series launched in December on how states and cities can expand worker power in the United States. The series is grounded in a set of working papers and...
The Supreme Court ended its latest term with a spectacle that even the most jaded court-watcher may find diverting: Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson swinging hammer and tongs at Justi...
David Dyzenhaus, University Professor and Albert Abel Professor of Law at the University of Toronto offers this thoughtful new monograph from Cambridge University Press, In The War...
I followed the 2025 election for Chair of the Democratic National Committee quite closely because my son conducted a statement candidacy urging dramatic change in how the party fun...
Duncan Hosie, Fellow at Stanford Law School,, offers this powerful critique in the Atlantic of the Supreme Court’s decision this week to allow President Trump’s Administration to p...
NYC public defender strikes spread to the Bronx; NLRB drops challenge to New York labor law after Amazon wins its case; new data shows appointments of women and minorities to S&...
The Barnett/Blackman casebook split up the case into six excerpts that stretch across sixty pages that can be taught in two classes.
This publication has been inundated with essays by academics critical of Louisiana v. Callais, but has not published a single one in defense of it. So I decided to take it on in my...
Yale Law Cool Kids' Chat: JD and Usha Vance's law school classmates have kept a private Signal chat running for years to gossip about the couple's improbable turn from Yale liberal...
A potential new approach to state constitutional law.
An argument in support of the Supreme Court's Voting Rights Act jurisprudence one is unlikely to hear in academia.
There are some issues that I need to draw attention to here. The case of Professor David Miller, who was sacked by Bristol University for Read the full article...
This is a hard story to piece together as there is always more behind the scenes than one can read in the press. The basic facts are that Ramsi A. Woodcock, a law professor at the...
Part of a Knight First Amendment Institute Symposium on Managing Government Employee Speech in a Democracy, which the Journal is publishing.
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