Can an institution be named after Robert E Lee while advancing the goal of equity and inclusion?
Is it possible to be anti-racist, capitalist, and corporate-sponsored?
On this week’s episode we discussed whether it is possible to be anti-racist, capitalist, and corporate-sponsored.
Last week’s episode featured Wendy Greene, Rasheedah Thomas, and Marissa Jackson Sow. Jones and we discussed the impact of discrimination against Black hair in the
This week’s episode features Wendy Greene, Rasheedah Thomas, and Marissa Jackson Sow. Jones and we discuss the impact of discrimination against Black hair in the
Last week’s episode featured Anthony Kreis, Galina Varchena, and Richard L Jones and we discussed the current status of the right to choose. Click here
I have an article, forthcoming in UCLA Women’s Law Review, that questions whether Roe we shouldn’t do something so that we are not relying on Roe.
This Article proposes a definition and governance regime for a particular type of corporate group—the corporate family. It defines the family as an enterprise formed by weaving corporations, partnerships, and LLCs together into a mix of public and private entities acting for the benefit of a parent corporation or for the personal gain of one or more leaders of the enterprise. A corporation should be treated like a family when (1) there is more than one entity with shared ownership or management, or when an entity is wholly owned by another entity, and (2) that entity operates for the promotion of the parent’s business purposes or the manager or owner’s business interests. When businesses meet the standard for corporate family treatment, they are required to acknowledge influence and look to the real party in interest when determining what is material, what should be reported to shareholders, and conflicts of interest. This proposed corporate family structure acknowledges influence, while maintaining principles of corporate personhood by taking a procedural approach to determining when an entity should be deemed a family. To disregard all groups and in particular families leaves a gap in the regulatory regime that is easy to manipulate and exploit. By acknowledging influence and treating applicable corporations as a family, the market can gain a clearer and more accurate
Prof. Carliss Chatman of W&L Law discusses the details surrounding Texas’ controversial abortion ban. Click to watch the full interview!
Homeownership can bring stability, but the home buying process is always stressful. In April of 2020, I spoke with Business Insider about my experience buying
Anthony Michael Kreis’ Under Ten Eyes addresses Legislative and Judicial power in America’s abortion debate. The piece sheds light on the material issue in relation to the legislation and litigation stemming from this debate.
