At the Library of Law and Liberty blog, John McGinnis argues that under the Take Care Clause of the US Constitution (i.e., to “take Care that the
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Post date: Posted on: March 11, 2017
Post date: Posted on: February 19, 2017
In a short video on the Federalist Society website, Glenn Reynolds explains how “the basis for extraterrestrial property rights is essentially natural law.”
Post date: Posted on: February 18, 2017
Tags: Administrative Law, Contracts, Labor and Employment, Legislation
Post date: Posted on: February 6, 2017
In the New Hampshire Business Review, Brad Cook summarizes what “right to work” would mean for New Hampshire now that it is a realistic possibility with a Republican governor and Republicans
Post date: Posted on: January 26, 2017
In the New Hampshire Business Review, Beth Deragon discusses an employer’s obligations under federal and New Hampshire law when closing a business early or for an entire day because of the weather.
Post date: Posted on: January 7, 2017
At Law.com, Tony Mauro reports on the latest brief that Ilya Shapiro filed with the US Supreme Court:
Post date: Posted on: December 5, 2016
Connolly Gallagher's Tim Holly has thoughts on recent developments in the FLSA:
Post date: Posted on: November 15, 2016
Bound by Law, a comic book primer on copyright law created by the Duke Law School Center for the Study of the Public Domain, is available for free download.
Post date: Posted on: October 31, 2016
In the New Hampshire Bar News, Jennifer Parent offers some practical tips on dealing with employee disability leave requests.
Post date: Posted on: October 30, 2016
In a research paper on the Cato Institute website, Jennifer Doleac and Benjamin Hansen summarize their analysis of statistical discrimination and e