When you click on to a social media site, are you also clicking away your right to bring suit against the site in court? Increasingly, according to a paper written by Professor Michael Rustad, social media sites are burying arbitration clauses in their mandatory user agreements. Rustad’s research went world-wide recently, when Thomson Reuters wrote about his findings.
Bloomberg Opinion Can Occupy Wall Street Replace the Labor Movement? Professor Alasdair Robert's latest piece on Occupy Wall Street published in Bloomberg.
Trayvon Martin Case Unwise Reduction of Police Role? At a recent panel on Stand Your Ground laws, Suffolk Clinical Law Professor Kim McLaurin contended that the laws take fact-gathering out of the hands of law enforcement.
Student Voices The Wrong Message on Iran Peter Kohanloo '12 claims there is a disconnect between how Iranian-Americans feel about the country's regime and the stance of a major Iranian-American organization.
Dean Power Dean Nelson Named to Power 100 Dean Camille A. Nelson was named to this year's Power 100 list of the most influential black lawyers in the country.