Martin Zhou discusses the Jonathan Martin-Richie Incognito controversy and how Martin will have a tough— but not impossible—case if he demands a day in court.
Mahalia Burford rebuts comments to her earlier article post “Response to Blackfish: A Case for SeaWorld.”
Brian Hurd examines workplace harassment law and the Supreme Court’s latest take on employer liability in Vance v. Ball State University. Vance is a victory for employers.
Scott Davidson discusses and shares his opinion on the controversial free trade deal.
Mahalia Burford argues that SeaWorld Trainers should not be barred from performing with orca whales.
Jessica Flores analyzes how a recent Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court decision impacts certain immigrants.
Mark Daniels discusses whether cuts in the federal food stamp program will help combat fraud or whether they will end up hurting poor Americans.
Craig Steen examines a recent controversy in Pennsylvania surrounding a local official’s issuance of same-sex marriage licenses despite a statewide ban.
Madeline Weiss discusses the applicability of Stand Your Ground laws to cases of violence against women.
Mahalia Burford weighs in on the advantages and disadvantages of Twitter’s confidential S-1 filing.