Does the Constitution Require Agencies to Use Biased Judges?
The Supreme Court should uphold longstanding legislation protecting the neutrality of administrative law judges.
Who Favors Making ALJs At-Will Employees?
An upcoming Supreme Court case highlights why businesses and individuals favor for-cause protection for administrative law judges.
Freedom and Fairness in the Gig Economy
The regulatory fight over gig worker classification enters a new phase.
Week in Review
California enacts new restrictions on firearms, HHS proposes a rule to replace the term “paternity,” and more…
Decrypting Deception in the NFT Market
Scholars argue for regulatory intervention to protect consumers from NFT minting companies’ deceptive practices.
The Underused Field for Clean Energy
Congress and agencies should make better use of land use authorities to meet clean energy goals.
Business Intimidation in the Rulemaking Process
Scholars reveal how businesses lobbying can intimidate agencies and influence rulemaking.
OpenAI Investigation Puts AI Companies on Notice
The FTC’s investigation of ChatGPT may shed light on how consumer protection law applies to artificial intelligence.
Scarcity Issues in Water Rights
Scholars explore the regulatory issues surrounding water rights nationally and internationally.
Week in Review
Britain enacts sweeping Online Safety Bill, a federal judge halts a California internet privacy law, and more…
HHS Selects Drugs for Medicare Price Negotiation
Biden Administration introduces price regulation to the pharmaceutical industry.
Patching Up Medical Device Cybersecurity Regulation
Researchers explore the optimal cost-benefit considerations of medical device cybersecurity risks.