This Collection features Essays from the 2023-2024 Yale Law Journal Public Interest Fellows. The Fellows share reflections on their experiences working in public service at Legal Action Chicago and ...

Employers Steal Billions from Workers’ Paychecks Each Year, Econ. P… Bernhardt et al., supra note 19, at 42 (reporting that 32.8% of Latino workers ...

This Essay explores public-benefits agencies’ increasing reliance on technology and remote services and its impact on welfare-rights litigation. The Essay argues that the lack of direct regulation of ...

Information on Fair Fund Collections and Distributions 3 (2010), http://www.gao.gov/assets/100/96667.pdf http://perma.cc/LSB4-MDKE (describing steps the SEC ...

technologies. And the danger extends further. Workers everywhere are at risk of having their capital captured by corporate firms in the form of data ...

curtails such rights—either by directly regulating speech as speech or by imposing incidental burdens on speech as it seeks to promote other state ...

on mobile phones. Broker-dealers, market participants regulated under the securities laws, sponsor these apps. One popular app, Robinhood, offers ...

The Yale Law Journal - Forum: Pushed Out and Locked In: The Catch-22 for New York’s Disabled, Homeless Sex-Offender Registrants Pushed Out and Locked ...

depends on factors that are highly context-dependent and, to some extent, idiosyncratic. For A, anyone over forty is too old; for B, under forty is too ...

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with good reason) medical diagnostic-driven approaches to rights given the troubled history of medicine as a means of pathologizing difference, Konnoth ...

this development is viewed as an unqualified good. Small donors are seen as purifying forces who will reduce political corruption and the influence ...