THE LIMITS OF PERMISSIBLE JUDICIAL CAMPAIGN SPEECH IN NEW YORK.
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Loopholes for the Affluent Bankrupt.
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Revoking Supervised Release in the Age of Legal Cannabis.
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Nothing is Inevitable: A Rejection of the Inevitable Disclosure Doctrine Under the Defend Trade Secrets Act.
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New York's Approach to Faulty Work and the Term "Occurrence" in Commercial General Liability Insurance Policies.
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Maximizing Intellectual Property: Optimality, Synchronicity, and Distributive Justice.
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So You Want To Be an Author: A Comparative Analysis of the Authorial Rights Awarded to Performers.
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- St. John's Law Review, 2021, v. 94, n. 1, p. 269
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A Separation of Powers Analysis of Forum Non Conveniens' Adequate Available Forum.
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