Week in Review
The Supreme Court allows the limitation of disability benefits for veterans, the Biden Administration acts to increase housing quality, and more…
Changes to ERISA Open Door to ESG Investments
ERISA fiduciaries may now consider ESG in investment decision making.
Retirement Plan Fiduciaries Can Now Consider ESG Factors
The Labor Department issued a final rule allowing fiduciaries to consider ESG factors when deciding how to invest.
Illuminating Discrimination Against Small Businesses
Proposed rule would target discrimination in small business lending by requiring disclosure of demographic data.
CFPB Proposes Public Registry of Nonbank Offenders
The CFPB has proposed the creation of a public registry to monitor agency and court orders against nonbank financial firms.
AI Art Is in Legal Greyscale
The legal ambiguity of art created by artificial intelligence adds confusion to controversy.
The Ticketing Industry Cannot Shake It Off
The Taylor Swift Eras Tour ticket controversy prompts lawmaker action.
Public Opinion Supports Electric Vehicle Tax Credits
The U.S. public prefers electric vehicle tax credits be open to cars manufactured anywhere.
Could Financial Disclosures Curb Climate Change?
Climate disclosures—if designed well—can bridge the gap between financial actors and regulatory goals.
Tailor-Made Fashion Regulation
Scholars address a growing “trend” of design piracy within the fashion industry.
Week in Review
The Supreme Court declines to block New York gun regulations, the VA expands emergency suicide care, and more…
Putting a Stop to Corporate Political Spending
Legal experts argue that corporate political spending harms both shareholders and management.