Letters of intent (LOIs) are fundamental building blocks of many corporate transactions. Although their form and terms vary, LOIs are… Continue reading →
A “reverse-Erie” problem arises when a state court is hearing a federal cause of action and confronts a situation in… Continue reading →
Over the last fifteen years, unpaid internships have become a part of our generation’s psyche. You try to get into… Continue reading →
Existing project financing structures utilizing the Investment Tax Credit (ITC) and depreciation benefits have helped spur growth in the solar… Continue reading →
This Comment suggests that Congress should amend the Copyright Act to ensure that promising new music-based technologies are able to… Continue reading →
When analyzing cases arising from disputes over Title VII settlements, courts often begin with the proposition that Congress intended to… Continue reading →
The social sciences have developed dramatically over the last century in both breadth and sophistication. These disciplines offer systematic data… Continue reading →
On June 6, 2011, a judge in a small Pennsylvania county courthouse issued a custody order and started a firestorm.… Continue reading →
While it is easy for us to recognize a tangible object as property, we are less comfortable recognizing an intangible… Continue reading →