Duke Law’s Christopher Buccafusco finds AI models do surprisingly well at simulating human assessments of reasonableness but ...

An experienced trial lawyer, Tam represents pharmaceutical, medical device, consumer electronics, and other companies in ...

Duke Law's Joseph Blocher and Brandon Garrett say new constitutional standards that come with no guidelines are creating widespread inconsistencies in how courts apply the law ...

Byrne edged out William Allred ‘26 in a question over whether state psychologists are entitled to absolute immunity from civil liability Casey Byrne ’26 won the championship round of the 60th annual ...

Duke Law’s Mara Revkin and Gage Gramlick document the emergence of raising municipal revenue by collecting fines and fees from civilians Fiscal policing—raising government revenue from citizens ...

When Noah Levine ’23 started working with the Center for Firearms Law last year, his opinions on the Second Amendment were largely shaped by the headlines, and he sorted people into stark categories ...

Duke corporate finance expert Elisabeth de Fontenay says letting Americans invest in private assets will hurt both ordinary savers and the industry The recent push to open private markets to retail ...

A security is "[a]n instrument that evidences the holder’s ownership rights in a firm (e.g., a stock), the holder's creditor relationship with a firm or government (e.g., a bond), or the holder's ...

In new paper, Schwarcz explains the risks of investing in non-cash-flow assets such as NFTs and examines how such transactions should be regulated ...

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