Charles Ebert

Postdoctoral researcher at Colorado State University. PhD Cambridge. External Analyst for Contexis. Opinions are my own. @CSURams @Contexis

[Charles Ebert @CharlesEbert11]

Can you Measure Purpose?
(2 mins) https://t.co/5oKXv9YbPA via @YouTube

[Alex Ebert @Alex__Ebert]

Go beyond the @tiktok_us ban headlines and read what legal experts really think about the video-sharing platform's lawsuit against Montana's law.

This piece from @skye_witley and me dives into the high hurdles for states bent on regulating social apps.
https://t.co/eSSIDbWazl

[Alex Ebert @Alex__Ebert]

Florida appellate courts reaching for their creative sides today. #legalwriting

[Charles Ebert @CharlesEbert11]

He who has a ‘why’ can bear almost any ‘how’. The same may not hold true for his shareholders.

[Rasmus Pichler @rasmuspichler]

We're looking for new colleagues @RSMErasmus: fully funded PhD position in Organization & Management Theory. Please share widely & don't hesitate to get in touch if you're interested and have any questions - always happy to chat🙂
https://t.co/GeNSulKzEE

[Charles Ebert @CharlesEbert11]

I'm definitely not the most famous Charlie Ebert. Check out this legend:

Charlie Ebert - Snapchatvän https://t.co/0a6IYEwy4Q via @YouTube

[Alex Ebert @Alex__Ebert]

A first-of-its-kind trial next week will test a state's power to address "public nuisances" created by vaping products.

@UVALaw Professor @lckendrick says these suits are filed "where states and localities feel like they have nowhere else to turn.” https://t.co/xg0CmpVqej

[Alex Ebert @Alex__Ebert]

A clash of legal philosophies drives America's most expensive judicial race & will control the fate of an 1800s abortion ban.

Read what candidates & Wisconsin justices say about this microcosm of the broader federal debate over originalism. @BLaw @BGOV
https://t.co/Y2nCQCMPVP

[Alex Ebert @Alex__Ebert]

Georgia employers scored a big win today. The state high court refused to exceed a punitive damages cap for facility whose worker sexually assaulted a minor patient.

$250k cap applies unless business does some intentional act, court rules. @BLaw

https://t.co/C4ZSPhbbPm

[Alex Ebert @Alex__Ebert]

Super interesting angle from @JustinFWise. $250K per year sounds nice, but younger judges can jump ship and get megabucks at big law firms.
https://t.co/ZCJBF4tzOr

[Noah Jennings @Noah_M_Jennings]

With reductions in force increasing across industries, @BLaw sat down with two experienced professionals (and former colleagues of mine!) and asked what employers need to know when contemplating layoffs. Here's what we learned:

https://t.co/8bzcJbfnjA

[Niklas Lindlbauer @NickLindlbauer]

Great event coming up later today

[David Eggert @DavidEggert00]

Senate amends prevailing wage bill to add $75K appropriation, shielding it from a voter referendum. #mileg

[Charles Ebert @CharlesEbert11]

If you are interested, check out my friend's podcast - PhD to Industry https://t.co/khTdG8o3GA

[Alex Ebert @Alex__Ebert]

In the latest FirstEnergy corruption scandal development, @DaveYostOH is looking to restart his civil racketeering lawsuit that seeks cash from the company and a former top state energy regulator.

https://t.co/isjLIfOCxn

[Charles Ebert @CharlesEbert11]

Excited and honored to announce that I will be joining @UWEauClaire this summer, in the role of Assistant Professor. I look forward to contributing to the university, and working with the wonderful people in the Department of Management and Marketing. Go Blugolds!

[Alex Ebert @Alex__Ebert]

Background check delays--some days or weeks--weren't sufficient to grant gun rights advocates a ruling that would have overhauled a state background check policy. @BGOV @BLaw
https://t.co/NLJDzUOBMT

[Alex Ebert @Alex__Ebert]

Ohio's AFL-CIO leader has been sucked into the state's largest every corruption trial.

At issue: the union gave $175,000 to a political nonprofit--and later received $1.4 million from that nonprofit--at the heart of an allegedly corrupt bribery scheme.
https://t.co/sYCk35Htm6

[Charles Ebert @CharlesEbert11]

Wow, what an interesting topic!

[Journal of Marketing @JofMarketing]

In pay-what-you-want models, is it best to ask to consumers to pay before or after receiving the product or service? Listen to this JM Buzz episode to find out 🎧🎧🎧

@raghabendrakc #sales #pricing #marketing #marketingresearch #consumerbehavior
https://t.co/MenJaN3HCQ

[Journal of Marketing @JofMarketing]

In pay-what-you-want models, is it best to ask to consumers to pay before or after receiving the product or service? Listen to this JM Buzz episode to find out 🎧🎧🎧

@raghabendrakc #sales #pricing #marketing #marketingresearch #consumerbehavior
https://t.co/MenJaN3HCQ

[Alex Ebert @Alex__Ebert]

Failure to launch.

The Georgia Supreme Court today upheld a local referendum thwarting Union Carbide's efforts to build the East Coast's first nonfederal spaceport along the coast in Camden County, GA.

Company planned for 12 annual launches projecting $22M in tourism impact.