by Aaron Michael Dmiszewicki The 1930s saw the nation in crisis, steeped in the worst of the Great Depression. In 1936, over 2,000 municipalities, counties, and other governmental units, in 41 of the 48 states, were known to be in default. In response to this crisis, Congress amended the Bankruptcy Act in 1934 and passed the […]
Gabriela Lazaro – Has the bar exam become too difficult or are current law students just not as smart as their predecessors? Nationwide, the underwhelming results of the July 2014 administration of the bar exam was blamed on a technical glitch involving ExamSoft. ExamSoft is a program available to test-takers who wish to use their […]
Matthew Keilson – In July and August of this year, hackers infiltrated Ashley Madison – the world’s leading “married dating service for discreet encounters.” The digital hack released the names, emails, and private profile information of upwards of thirty million users worldwide. Naturally, a slew of multi-million dollar lawsuits followed. Former users filed suit against […]
Jacqueline Kaleel – Today’s competitive and growing economy requires startups to be extra creative when coming up with a successful business plan. Some companies, however, have formed a successful business plan without a revenue model. But how long can this last? There has to be a point in the company’s life span when profit becomes a […]
