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The Social Security Administration's Appeal Council's Use of Medical Support Staff in Evaluating Disability Benefits Claims: The Fourth Bite at the Apple Denies Claimants Due Process

In: Detroit College of Law at Michigan State University Law Review. Vol. 1997, Issue 3, Page 1061, Fall 1997

Into the Bowels of Hell' Examining Online Defamation Law Through the Twitter Account of James Woods

In: Southern Law Journal Volume XXIX (2)- Fall 2019

Presidential' Records? Examining the Impact of the Presidential Records Act on President Trump's Use of a Personal Twitter Account

Exploring the NLRB's Jurisprudence Concerning Work Rules: Guidance on the Limits of Employer Policies to Regulate Employee Activity on Social Media

In: University of San Francisco Law Review, Vol. 49, 229 (2018)

Trolling Twitter: Defamation in an Online World

In: Journal of Critical Incidents, VOL 10

The Unpaid Internship: a Stepping Stone to a Successful Career or the Stumbling Block of an Illegal Enterprise? Finding the Right Balance between Worker Autonomy and Worker Protection

In: Nevada Law Journal, Band 14:1, Heft 185-209

Analyzing the Politics of Health Care: Let's Buy Ourselves Some Civilization

In: Journal of Business Ethics, Band 92, Heft 33

Deconstructing the Statutory Landscape of 'Revenge Porn': An Evaluation of the Elements that Make an Effective Nonconsensual Pornography Statute

In: American Criminal Law Review, 2020

Taking Down Nonconsensual Pornographers: An Argument that 'Takedown' is the Only Meaningful Legal Remedy Against Perpetrators of Revenge Porn

In: Proceedings of the Midwest Academy of Legal Studies in Business, 2018

All's Fair in Love and War but Nothing's Fair Use on YouTube: How YouTube Policies Favor Copyright Owners and Hinder Legal Fair Use

In: Pace University Research Paper

Reforming Dodd-Frank: Is the Financial Choice Act or Any Subsequent Act Proposed – The Right Choice in this Political Environment?

In: North East Journal of Legal Studies: Vol. 38, Spring 2019, Article 3.

Revenge Porn: The Name Doesn't Do Nonconsensual Pornography Justice and the Remedies Don't Offer the Victims Enough Justice

In: Oregon Law Review, Band 98, Heft 1

Distinguishing between One Voice Amplified Too Loudly or Many Voices Raised in Unison: How the NLRB is Deciding Cases Involving Social Media

In: Proceedings of the Midwest Academy of Legal Studies, 2017

Metropolitan Life and the Shadow Banking Controversy: Non-Bank Investment Alternatives to Traditional Banking

In: North East Journal of Legal Studies, Band 35