From our latest issue Patent Challenge Clauses: A New Antitrust Offense? Michal S. Gal and Alan D. Miller
From our latest issue A Forgotten Past Creates a Fractured Present: Why Courts Should Utilize Historical Context when Interpreting Ambiguous Provisions of the 1977 Fair Debt Collection Practices Act Logan Kraus
Note Kafkaesque Dangers: IPERIA, Do Not Pay, and the Government’s New Fight Against Improper Payments Bryan Reece Clark
Note “It Will Be Good for You,” They Said: Ensuring Internships Actually Benefit the Intern and Why It Matters for FLSA and Title VII Claims Elizabeth Heffernan
Note A Forgotten Past Creates a Fractured Present: Why Courts Should Utilize Historical Context when Interpreting Ambiguous Provisions of the 1977 Fair Debt Collection Practices Act Logan Kraus
Note Plain Error by Another Name: Are Ineffective Assistance of Counsel Claims a Suitable Alternative to Plain Error Review in Iowa? Jon M. Woodruff
