Articles
Nestlé: Pure Life or Impure Lies?
Examining the Swiss company’s unethical practices in Pakistan
Hafsa Ahmad
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[F]law School Episode 1: "Suppression by Surveillance"
How Corporate Technologies Fuel Crackdowns on College Protests
Jessenia Class
Suppression by Surveillance
Protest Movements and the Corporate Surveillers Profiting Off Fear
Jessenia Class
Behind the Executive Shield
Citibank’s illegal discrimination against Armenian Americans
Talish Babaian
Dark Money’s Dark Magic
How the wealthy play sleight-of-hand with our democratic institutions
Varsha Midha
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20-Packs of Interviews
How BigLaw Pays for Earlier and Earlier Access to Harvard Students
Samara Trilling
Corporate Carbon Footprint Fraud
How corporations weaponize carbon footprints to blame individuals and escape liability
Chloe Meyers
Private Investment in a Public Good
A look at the Intersection of Water Law and Corporate Law
Grace Summers
RAD: The End of Public Housing?
How “Saving” Government Housing Opened the Door to Privatization
Chris Lester
Minor Crimes, Major Consequences
Arrest as a Revenue-Driving Strategy — An Examination of Failure-To-Pay Arrest Warrants
Arzu Singh
Harvard Law School's Graduation Propaganda
How public interest messaging paints a misleading picture of HLS
Frank Obermeyer
Prisons as Sacrifice Zones
Tracing the Corporate Profiteers Behind Environmental and Climate Injustices in Carceral Facilities
Jessenia Class
Keeping Consumers out of Court
Corporations don’t have to win lawsuits if you can’t bring them in the first place.
Sarah Hart
Corporate Capture of the American Diet
The rise of ultra-processed foods and chronic illness