Participants in the upcoming Great Lakes Sports and Entertainment Law Academy may at interested this new title from the ABA. Taxation of Entertainers, Athletes, and Artists by Lionel S. Sobel discusses the U.S. domestic and international taxation of entertainers, athletes, …
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A common research task is to survey all state laws on a given topic, like laws on medical marijuana, texting while driving, or anti-bullying. LawAtlas: The Policy Surveillance Portal simplifies this by compiling complete all-state data on many policy areas. …
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In a recent post on Jurist, Associate Dean Milena Sterio reports on a recent ruling by a Polish military court acquitting a group of Polish soldiers of war crimes charges stemming from the killing of six civilians in a village …
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Cash prizes of $5,000, $2,500, and $1,500 for top papers are offered through the Tannenwald Writing Competition. The competition is open to any full- or part-time law student, undergraduate, or graduate student. Papers on any federal or state tax-related topic …
A forthcoming article written by E. Scott Fruehwald looks at how future lawyers can develop their professional identities. Professional identity is something separate from ethics (the rules of professional conduct) or professionalism (acting in a professional manner through behavior such …
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