It’s Halloween! Which means it’s time for the fourth installment of spookiest law reviews. We started this tradition back in 2008, and did revisions in 2011 and 2013. So we’re about due for a research update. As always, we’ve combed …
A recent report from the Pew Research Internet Project indicates that 73% of adult internet users have seen someone be harassed online and 40% have experienced online harassment themselves. Six types of online harassment were examined: being called offensive names, …
When drafting a brief, you naturally want to make the strongest positive first impression possible. In terms of brief writing structure, you address this goal in the preliminary statement. A forthcoming article in the Seton Hall Law Review gives you …
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Researching health law often means that you’re juggling a wide number of sources, ranging from regulations and agency guidance to interdisciplinary journal articles. You can enhance your health law research by adding a simple search in Health Affairs, a legal …
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Rude, obstreperous, overbearing, and generally over-the-top lawyers may make for entertaining television, movies, or YouTube videos, but in real life, incivility in the practice of law can have serious negative consequences. A recent article appearing in HLRe: Off the Record, …
