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Forum: Nothing New Under the Sun: “The New Labor Law” Must Still Grapple With the Traditional Challenges of Firm-Based Organizing and Building Self-Sustainable Worker Organizations

The Yale Law Journal - Forum: Nothing New Under the Sun: “The New Labor Law” Must Still Grapple With the Traditional Challenges of Firm-Based

Law and Political Economy

The Yale Law Journal - Law and Political Economy Law and Political Economy Note Freight railroading today is profitable but fails workers, consumers

Health Law

requirements of governing federal law? This question takes on a new urgency in the Medicaid context since the § 1983 lawsuits that have hi… Article 117

Criminal Law

The Yale Law Journal - Criminal Law Criminal Law Article This Article introduces “antiracist expert evidence,” an underutilized tool to prove racism

Administrative Law

contest. This Article draws on the philosophy of law to argue that these policies were issued in a procedurally lawful manner and that they have induced

Constitutional Law

American criminal justice not because they have ineffective lawyers but because they are selectively targeted by police, prosecutors, and law makers. The

Art Law

The Yale Law Journal - Art Law Art Law Forum Until recently, the United States did little to help repatriate looted antiquities, thanks to a powerful

Insurance Law

The Yale Law Journal - Insurance Law Insurance Law Forum Cyber-insurance policies often include a hostile-or-warlike action exclusion. The legal

Media Law

The Yale Law Journal - Media Law Media Law Feature This Feature documents the creation of the Facebook Oversight Board, an independent external body

Internet Law

The Yale Law Journal - Internet Law Internet Law Forum Danielle Keats Citron This Essay highlights the continued invisibility of cyber gender abuse