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Amplifying Voting Rights: The Essence of Our Democracy
(Source) Lydia Obasi once said, “My vote is my voice…and the voice of all who struggled, so that I may have my voice.” Voting has been a crucial part of political discourse for generations, as it has historically been used to allocate power to specific groups within the United States. In the 1700s, the
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To Be or Not to Be: The FTC’s Non-Compete Rule in the Current Landscape
(Source) In April 2024, the Federal Trade Commission promulgated a non-compete rule, which banned most non-compete agreements in the United States. The rule also made existing non-competes unenforceable. The rule applies to all “workers,” which, in this case, includes employees, independent contractors, interns, and volunteers. Existing contracts for senior executives (which constitute less than
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AI in Law: The Real Risks Beyond Hallucinated Cases
(Source) Chatter about artificial intelligence (AI) echoes through the halls of law schools–whether it’s a professor disparaging AI and its capabilities in the classroom or a classmate whispering to you about a new way AI saved them time on some laborious task or assignment. Some professors permit AI usage within exams, while others denounce
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