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Equity Trust Co. v. Thorrick: Louisiana Fourth Circuit Protects State Tax Sale Scheme from Takings Clause Claim
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Big Bad Tech: A Comparative Analysis of Europe’s and the United States’ Approaches to Tackling Big Tech Antitrust Enforcement
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Navigating Legal Uncertainty: SEC Environmental Disclosures in the Maritime Industry and Beyond
Article by Gregory S. McNeal and Charlotte Runzel Lemos

Applying the Objective Theory of Contracts to Hospital Forms Signed by Patients
Article by George A. Nation III

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