Two new pieces of scholarship from me:
(1) Separation-of-Powers Lochnerism (draft here: https://t.co/xDYK40JzaO) and
(2) Taking Legality Seriously: What the Major Questions Doctrine Is - And Isn’t (with @BlochOfra) (https://t.co/UNjZOtmmzO) (1/5)
Delighted that my work with @matthewtbodie on the market as negotiation (@NotreDameLRev) was cited this week in a landmark decision by the Delaware Court of Chancery! https://t.co/H2XU7ygTJj
Eddie Lampert must pay $18.3 million to former shareholders in Sears Hometown and Outlet Stores, a bankrupt onetime affiliate of the iconic department store chain that the billionaire took private in 2019. https://t.co/tgW70l5pIh
Had a wonderful time this weekend discussing my work on school surveillance and larger questions of legitimacy and justice in an increasingly datafied society. Learned so much, looking forward to continuing these discussions
@JCollaboratory@YaleLawSch
Thank you to Judge Robert R. Rigsby, associate judge of the Superior Court of the District of Columbia, for speaking with our students, and to Professor @rhollblum for moderating!
Thrilled to be @UVALaw on this gorgeous fall day to present my work on procedural justice and personal jurisdiction at the Law and Social Science Colloquium!
If Grindr can’t back up its claims that this BTO policy has been long in the works, then this is yet another example of aggressive and illegal retaliation against union supporters.
https://t.co/NnMA6wYT6u
When I arrived at the federal building for yesterday's press conference and provided my ID, the security guard asked me if I was someone's assistant - gesturing at the large, entirely male crowd of law enforcement leaders beyond the gate.
"No," I said politely.
#women
A really important and troubling development at these companies—they’re back to a very aggressive anti-union playbook, after signaling more openness to employee choice. I’m really afraid that the best hope for meaningful collective bargaining is being crushed before our eyes.