Media Mentions

Lawfair, founded by the well-known litigator Adam Mortara, is a boutique right-wing firm currently engaged by the state of Tennessee to provide counsel on a…

Hundreds of chickens are squeezed into rows of tiny stacked wire cages, urine and feces dribbling onto the ducks, the geese and the rabbits confined…

Kamala Harris has elicited some of her biggest cheers on the campaign trail by comparing her background as a government lawyer prosecuting “predators”, “fraudsters” and…

While a presidential election and pending change of administration loom, Congress and the rest of the federal government still have a packed list of action…

An op-ed by Cass Sunstein: Last spring, protests at numerous American universities, prompted by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, produced fierce debates over…

He put a ring on it. Can he get it back? That’s the question Massachusetts’ highest court will tackle on Friday when it hears arguments…

An op-ed by Noah Feldman: Illinois can’t ban the concealed carry of licensed handguns on Chicago’s famous L — short for “elevated trains” — according…

We speak with Jim Greiner, PhD about his work in researching the outcomes of the justice system, focusing on implementing evidence-based decision making rather than…

A former federal judge along with a government watchdog group and two top scholars on judicial ethics want an appeals court to reassign the classified…

Harvard University professors announced the founding of the school’s first “Faculty for Israel” group in a new op-ed for the campus newspaper. “Israeli students and…

There’s been a lot of talk about private credit in recent years. The market has exploded in size, and there are worries that it could…

On Wednesday, vice presidential nominee Tim Walz spoke to a group of firefighter union members and said that Kamala Harris would protect their rights far…

I was disappointed to learn, recently, that the United States has created for itself a logistical problem so stupendously stupid, one cannot help wondering if…

An article by Lawrence Lessig: Artificial intelligence could help us solve humanity’s greatest challenges. But, left unchecked, it could cause catastrophic harm. Well-designed regulation will…

Cohlette Carlino walked into small claims court in Lynn recently to discuss a $1,063 debt a California-based company said she owed on an old credit…

An article by Sharon Block: In Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, the Supreme Court answered one big question: was its 1984 decision, Chevron USA v.

An article by Diane L. Rosenfeld: Like many others who have advocated on behalf of Chrystul Kizer, I am left reeling by the judge’s harsh…

Early in President Biden’s administration, Congress passed a trio of federal laws that promised to supercharge the nation’s transition to clean energy. Ever since then,…

An op-ed by Noah Feldman: Jack Smith is calling the Supreme Court’s bluff. In the wake of the court’s controversial decision earlier this summer granting…

An article co-written by Laurence Tribe: The latest election-protecting lawsuit filed this week in Georgia goes straight to the heart of the contest in the…

When, in 2019, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, joined British Vogue’s editor-in-chief Edward Enninful to create an historic September issue, the pair had a clear agenda:…