The “Vanishing Trial”: Arbitrating Wrongful Death
The Hon. Victoria A.B. Willis * Judson R. Peverall ** Within the past four decades, private arbitration has spread apace
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Transitional Equality
Suzanne A. Kim * Legal discussions of inequality often focus on the virtues of one legal status or regulatory structure
Read moreEliminating Liability for Lack of Informed Consent to Medical Treatment
Valerie Gutmann Koch * The legal doctrine of informed consent, which imposes tort liability for failure to disclose the risks,
Read moreWhen the Problem Is the Solution: Evaluating the Intersection Between the U Visa “Helpfulness” Requirement and No-Drop Prosecution Policies
Diane Mickelson * When Congress introduced the U visa in 2000, it intended to create a program that not only
Read moreAccess Before Evidence and the Price of the FDA’s New Drug Authorities
Erika Lietzan * Sometimes drug innovation seems to happen in reverse. Patients enjoy a treatment for years even though the
Read moreSilence of the Liberals: When Supreme Court Justices Fail to Speak Up for LGBT Rights
David S. Cohen * In 1985, Justice Brennan did something that had never been done before and has, surprisingly, never
Read moreMaking the Invisible Visible: Exploring Implicit Bias, Judicial Diversity, and the Bench Trial
Melissa L. Breger * All people harbor implicit biases—which by definition, are not always consciously recognized. Although trial judges are
Read moreImproving Lawyers’ Health by Addressing the Impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences
Karen Oehme * Nat Stern ** Although the legal profession has recognized the importance of improving attorneys’ mental health, it
Read moreIntellectual Property and Human Rights 2.0
Peter K. Yu * Written in celebration of the seventieth anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, this article
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