Stocks, Bonds and Other Ways to Make Your Money Grow
Investing your money can seem intimidating because it’s so much different from working. When you work, you get paid for your time, your expertise, and your experience. You put in….
Month: December 2023
Stocks, Bonds and Other Ways to Make Your Money Grow
Investing your money can seem intimidating because it’s so much different from working. When you work, you get paid for your time, your expertise, and your experience. You put in….
Stocks, Bonds and Other Ways to Make Your Money Grow
Investing your money can seem intimidating because it’s so much different from working. When you work, you get paid for your time, your expertise, and your experience. You put in….
New Year’s Predictions And Rejected Tax Credit Claims
No year-end tax deal after all?
NY Times: Nearly Everyone Gets A’s at Yale. Does That Cheapen the Grade?
New York Times, Nearly Everyone Gets A’s at Yale. Does That Cheapen the Grade?: Nearly 80 percent of all grades given to undergraduates at Yale last academic year were A’s….
Hemel & Hamilton: Coordination, Conflict, And The Laws Of Time
Daniel J. Hemel (NYU; Google Scholar) & Matthew Hamilton (Ph.D. Candidate, UC-Berkeley), Coordination, Conflict, and the Laws of Time, in Research Handbook of Law and Time (Frank Fagan & Saul….
California Bar Pass Rates By Law School Profile: 67% (ABA-Accredited), 21% (CA-Accredited), 9% (Unaccredited)
Reuters, California Law Schools Lacking ABA Approval Show 21% Bar Pass Rate — State Report: Students at California law schools not accredited by the American Bar Association have low odds….
The Supreme Court’s Search For An Off-Ramp In the Moore Case
Yesterday’s oral arguments in Moore v. United States made one thing clear: The Supreme Court has little interest in blowing up the tax code. While…
Lederman: Avoiding Scandals Through Tax Rulings Transparency
Leandra Lederman (Indiana-Maurer; Google Scholar), Avoiding Scandals through Tax Rulings Transparency, 50 Fla. St. U. L. Rev. 219 (2023): In 2014, the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists broke the “LuxLeaks”….
Howard Law School, Race, And Peer Rankings: The Increasing Correlation Between Racial Salience And Preferential Rankings
Michael Conklin (Angelo State; Google Scholar), Howard Law School, Race, and Peer Rankings: The Increasing Correlation Between Racial Salience and Preferential Rankings, 59 Willamette L. Rev. 189 (2023): In 2020,….