Vol. 73, Issue 4, 2021

This Article focuses on litigation arising out of contaminated drinking water in Flint, Michigan, lead paint in New York City public housing, and harms to young people from the impacts...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming how the federal government operates. Under the right conditions, AI systems can solve complex problems, reduce administrative burdens, improve human decisions, and optimize resources. Under...

Federal capacity doctrine—or the rules establishing whether and how children’s civil litigation proceeds—has largely remained the same for more than a century. It continues to presume that all children are...

Insurance companies wield immense power within their relationships with insureds. When settling claims by injured third parties, insurers control decisions that can have significant consequences, including exposing an insured to...

Federal circuit courts of appeal often disagree about how to interpret the United States Sentencing Guidelines. One contentious guideline is the physical restraint sentencing enhancement. This enhancement increases the sentence...