A New Dawn For Corporate America: How the Rich and Powerful Use Bankruptcy to Evade Accountability
"Elite" lawyering means finding legal ways to insulate wealthy corporate clients from accountability for profitable harms
"Elite" lawyering means finding legal ways to insulate wealthy corporate clients from accountability for profitable harms
A seemingly anti-corporate and conservative fad is built, and sustained by, corporations
The Forces Driving the Law-School-to-Corporate-Law Pipeline
"Elite" lawyering means finding legal ways to insulate wealthy corporate clients from accountability for profitable harms
A seemingly anti-corporate and conservative fad is built, and sustained by, corporations
The Forces Driving the Law-School-to-Corporate-Law Pipeline
Big Law's False Promise of Pro Bono
The legal profession’s most celebrated lawyers should be responsible for the justice of their clients’ causes
A system promising to end poverty, delivers human exploitation instead.
Endowments encourage universities to behave like profit-driven corporations
Harvard is a source of rising housing costs and community displacement.
How and Why Harvard Law students of color are being funneled into Big Law
John M. Olin’s legacy and the capture of American legal institutions
The rise and fall of Blockbuster Video
Despite knowing its electric grid was vulnerable, Texas was still devastated by the 2021 storm. Why?
IUD manufacturers know about the life-altering health risks of IUDs, but often hide this information–instead marketing them as “safe” and “effective”
Members of SJP’s The [F]law magazine challenge Appiah’s apologetics in this Twitter thread.
A brief journey through agricultural capitalism.
Corporations and billionaires — modern day superheroes or villains?
The ethnic cleansing of Palestine is engineered by American non-profits.
Forced Arbitration has taken away peoples’ day in court. Finally, plaintiffs are fighting back.
Immigrants are being watched, and corporations are profiting.
Government hunters are killing endangered wolves to satisfy corporate interests.
Uber & Lyft’s race to the bottom–an opportunity to redefine work
When corporations manipulate tribal sovereign immunity, the working poor lose.
A controversial police technology company uses money, influence, and secrecy to benefit its bottom line. Can a group of Chicago organizers take it on?
How private companies incentivize public police to prioritize property over people.
How corporations destroyed worker power, and how the pandemic might bring it back.
St. Croix residents deal with pollution from an outdated oil refinery
Prison telecommunications provider, Securus, gouges incarcerated people and their families.
Corporate wealth extraction in the American commercial bail bonds industry.