Month: July 2023

Likhitha Butchireddygari (J.D. 2023, Columbia), Note, Taxing Police Brutality Bonds, 123 Colum. L. Rev. 1017 (2023): In view of decades of devastating police violence and efforts to reform policing, this….

Bipartisan efforts to expand the child tax credit pick up the pace.

This ruling did not do that The DOJ only dismissed the case after years of litigation and they dismissed the case, citing that the DOJ questioned the petitioner’s like…

Law.com, The U.S. Supreme Court’s Affirmative Action Ruling Has Created a Perception Problem for Law Schools: In this week’s column, we examine law school leaders’ [Rick Banks (Stanford), Dayna Bowen….

Bridget C.E. Dooling (Ohio State; Google Scholar) & Kristin E. Hickman (Minnesota, moving to Texas (Jan. 2024); Google Scholar), Pre-Analysis Research Plan for OIRA Review of Treasury Regulations Project: This….

Washington Post Op-Ed: The Solution to Biden’s Student Loan Problems is Right Before His Eyes, by John Brooks (Fordham), Brian Galle (Georgetown) & Adam Levitin (Georgetown): The Biden administration is….

Mitchell Kane (NYU) & Adam Kern (NYU), The Use and Abuse of Location-Specific Rent, 76 Tax L. Rev. __ (2023): International tax law divides taxing rights among countries. An ideal….

Marna Ricker, EY’s global vice chair of tax, discusses how international tax advisers and corporate tax clients have handled recent tax reforms and what to expect next.

Wall Street Journal, When Being a Good Co-worker Pays $22 Million’: Hard data is one way to measure employee performance. But so are soft skills. They’re the reason a role….

According to the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, public schools are typically supported by state and local funding. But what happens when that funding is eliminated?