Bill Henderson (Indiana), The Best Metaphor For Today’s Legal Market Is the Auto Industry Circa 1905: A Crowded, Chaotic Landscape in Love With the Future: [T]the auto industry

is a very powerful metaphor to understand the evolution of the legal market, particularly the energy and dynamism of the one-to-many legal... [...]

Robert M. Jarvis (Nova; Google Scholar), Cindy Archer Thomas (UC-Irvine), Linda Galler (Hofstra), Hugh D. Spitzer (Univ. of Washington), Jodi Wilson (Memphis), & Mark E. Wojcik

(UIC-John Marshall), Law Students and Cell Phone Use: Results of a Six-School Survey, 89 UMKC L. [...]

Bloomberg Law, Are We on The Brink of a Female ‘Exodus’ from Big Law?: Will the pandemic spawn a major female brain drain in law? Or is that just a lot of hooey? ... According

to a new study by the American Bar Association (“Practicing Law in the Pandemic and... [...]

OECD, Inheritance, Estate and Gift Taxes Could Play a Stronger Role in Addressing Inequality and Improving Public Finances: Inheritance taxation can be an important instrument

to address inequality, particularly in the current context of persistently high wealth inequality and new pressures on public finances linked to the COVID-19 pandemic, [...]

Rebecca Sutton (Edinburgh), Emotion Bites: A Starter Guide to Teaching Emotional Intelligence in the Law School Classroom: This short, practical guide outlines an approach

to integrating the theory and practice of emotional intelligence into the law school classroom, based on my experience doing so at the University of Edinburgh. [...]

Seth J. Entin (Holland & Knight, Miami), The Foreign Reverse Hybrid and the Estate Tax, 101 Tax Notes Int'l 1255 (Mar. 8, 2021): In this article, the author demonstrates that

the estate of a foreign individual who dies owning an interest in a foreign reverse hybrid entity is not subject... [...]

Daniel S. Goldberg (Maryland), 'Partnership Revaluations: Book-Ups Are Your Friends (Usually)'—Planning with Revaluations and Their Interplay with Section 704(c), 74 Tax

Law. ___ (2021): The procedure provided in the section 704(b) regulations known as “re-valuation and book-up” (sometimes called simply “book-up”) of a partnership’s [...]

Joel S. Newman (Wake Forest), Restore the Personal Casualty and Theft Loss Deduction Now!, 11 Wake Forest J. L. & Pol'y ___ (2021): IRS Statistics of Income data suggest that

some 88,000 taxpayers suffered personal casualties in 2018, which would have been deductible under prior law, but were nondeductible pursuant... [...]

John R. Brooks (Georgetown) has accepted a lateral offer from Fordham to begin in Fall 2022. Jake's recent publications include: Tax Now or Tax Never: Political Optionality

and the Case for Current-Assessment Tax Reform, 100 N.C. L. Rev. ___ (2021) (with David Gamage (Indiana)) Why a Wealth Tax Is Definitely... [...]

David Adam Friedman (Willamette), Do We Need a Bar Exam... for Experienced Lawyers?, 12 U.C. Irvine L. Rev. ___ (2022): The fierce determination to require a bar exam during

the COVID-19 pandemic left quite an impression on new lawyers entering the profession. [...]