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VOLUME 72

Issue 1 / Volume 72

Tax Practice Gets a Mary Kay Makeover: The Tale of Peterson and the Danielson Rule

Joy Sabino Mullane

Issue 1 / Volume 72

Forgive Me, Your Honor, For I Have Sinned: Limiting the Ecclesiastical Abstention Doctrine to Allow Suits for Defamation and Negligent Employment Practices

Alexander J. Lindvall

Issue 1 / Volume 72

Faint-Hearted Federalism: The Role of State Autonomy in Conservative Constitutional Jurisprudence

Earl M. Maltz

Issue 1 / Volume 72

Democratizing the Fourth Sector: B Corps and Beneficiary Participation

Joseph Pileri

Issue 1 / Volume 72

Attorney’s Fees in Judicial Proceedings Involving Trusts, Estates, and Protected Persons: When Is an Award Just and Equitable?

Daniel F. Blanchard III

Issue 1 / Volume 72

The Elitification of the U.S. Supreme Court and Appellate Lawyering

H.W. Perry Jr.

Issue 2 / Volume 72

Does Antitrust Have Digital Blind Spots?

John M. Yun

Issue 2 / Volume 72

Don’t Hire Me as a Token: Best Practices for Recruiting and Supporting Externs from Historically Marginalized Backgrounds

Alexi Freeman

Issue 2 / Volume 72

Disruptive Legal Technology, COVID-19, and Resilience in the Profession

Christopher A. Suarez

Issue 2 / Volume 72

The Sandbox Paradox: Balancing the Need to Facilitate Innovation with the Risk of Regulatory Privilege

Brian R. Knight & Trace E. Mitchell

Issue 2 / Volume 72

The Underprosecution of Labor Trafficking

Annie Smith

Issue 2 / Volume 72

Defending Qualified Immunity

Lawrence Rosenthal

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