Parenting and Law
ABSTRACT Insider trading, in its most simplistic form, occurs when an individual, in breach of a duty, buys or sells securities while in possession of material confidential information about a pot or about the request for the pot's securities. The disquisition and execution of insider trading has been perhaps the most visible aspect of the... Continue Reading →
ABSTRACT Firms trying to get in the door early include both large transnational law enterprises and blockchain- concentrated exchange law enterprises. Los Angeles law enterprises with a significant base of entertainment assiduity guests report a swell in interest for NFT legal advice. Jordan Bromley is leader of the entertainment deals and finance practice group at... Continue Reading →
ABSTRACT The maturity of American authorities don't allow corrective damages for breach of contract unless the breach constitutes an independent tort. Decreasingly, courts and observers have reckoned on the proposition of" effective breach" to explain the rule against corrective damages in contracts. In this Composition, Professor Dodge argues that profitable effectiveness supports a different rule-... Continue Reading →
ABSTRACT Plea bargaining is a pervasive and disquieting aspect of our felonious justice system. Recent review of the practice has concentrated on its failure to image the likely outgrowth of trial. persuasions generated through plea logrolling are less affiliated to the substantiation, and, hence, to factual guilt, than persuasions generated by trial. Notwithstanding this significant... Continue Reading →
ABSTRACT Lenders have long been a vital a part of the checks and balances essential to good corporate governance, but in recent years many have begun to abandon their role. This dereliction of duty has gone largely unnoticed and under theorized, but has enormous consequences: it heralds the disappearance of a vital source of fiscal... Continue Reading →
ABSTRACT If imitation were truly the sincerest form of flattery, then high-end fashion houses and designers such as Versace, Celine, Gucci, Alexander Wang, and Christian Dior would welcome the praise rather than sue retailers who copy their original designs.1 In the United States, where the laws provide very few protections for fashion designs, imitation is... Continue Reading →
ABSTRACT A growing number of M&A deals and investment rounds are bringing together some of the biggest names in the fashion and luxury space. LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton and Tiffany & Co. came to terms under which wherein in an exchange of $15.8 billion, LVMH would acquire all share of Tiffany & Co. INTRODUCTION... Continue Reading →
ABSTRACT Although the 1995 criminal trial of O. J. Simpson for the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman has been called "a great trash novel come to life," no one can deny the pull it had on the American public. The 133 days of televised courtroom testimony turned countless viewers into Simpson trial... Continue Reading →
ABSTRACT THE CHICAGO EIGHT TRIAL is known as one of the most unsusual courtroom spectacles in American history, the 1969-70 trial of eight radicals accused of conspiring to incite a riot at the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Following the April assassination of Martin Luther King in 1968, riots erupted in cities leaving people... Continue Reading →
ABSTRACT The notion that organizations play an important role in the social organization of illegality is developed and offered as common factor that captures many of the conceptions of white collar crimes. However, distinctions based on behavioral criteria are ultimately recommended. They include consideration of the nature, organization, and social location of white collar illegality;... Continue Reading →
Aishwarya Sandeep 