Synopsis

Scholar argues that President Trump’s deregulatory agenda was not successful in the long term.

Scholar proposes a national regulatory system to ensure the equitable use of legal technology.

Scholars argue that the FTC can apply its existing authority to combat discriminatory AI.

Experts point to the adverse effects of expanded mineral mining on and near tribal lands.

Scholar calls on Congress to expand telehealth services in rural parts of the United States.

Scholar argues that private lawyers’ involvement in whistleblower programs poses efficiency, fairness, and accountability concerns.

Scholar argues that updates to antitrust regulation could support healthy online discourse.

Scholar argues that guns should be regulated as consumer products.

Scholars urge Congress to give FDA more power to regulate dietary supplements.

Scholar argues that regulatory action should reflect underlying causes of corporate fraud.

Scholar argues that the Endangered Species Act fails to protect threatened species on private land.

Attorney calls for consumer protection agency to increase the use of its authority to issue regulations.