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Reverse Confusion and the Justification of Trademark Protection

Article III Lawmaking

The Fourth Amendment in the Age of Autonomous Vehicles

Hugo Black and the Forgotten Role of Litigant Autonomy in New Deal Federalism

Article III, Class Actions, and Statutory Biometric Rights

Running on Empty: Ford v. Montana and the Folly of Minimum Contacts

Nominal Damages as Vindication

Overcharged: Why Medical Insurance Write-Offs Are Not Collateral Sources and Should Not Be Recoverable as Medical Expenses in Tort

Economic Liberty Takings

Sovereign Immunity and the Two Tiers of Article III