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Plaintiff’s Lawyers Have Continued Filing Lawsuits Against Online Sports Betting Companies With Claims of False Advertising and Addiction NEW YORK, NEW YORK (November 28, 2025) – Online gaming companies have continued to expand in recent years, as the industry is pulling in nearly $14 billion in 2025 alone. Plaintiff attorneys began to file lawsuits against these companies for [...

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Students interested in privacy, technology regulation and digital rights will soon have a new academic home at the University of California, Irvine School of Law. The school has launched the Center for Technology and Justice, a research and advocacy hub designed to give students hands-on opportunities to tackle some of the most pressing issues in […]

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Have you ever asked yourself how online slot games changed from simple reels to the more creative formats we see today? Many people enjoy these games because they bring comfort, entertainment, and fresh ideas. Over time, online slots have moved ahead in an interesting way, offering smooth play and fun features without making things complicated. […]

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Greater regulation of university speech and research threatens U.S. supremacy in higher education. TweetSharePostEmailPrintLink In 2016, I had the privilege of serving on a National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine committee charged with examining the burden of government regulation on university research. The committee produced a report that recommended both cha...

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The book offers an interdisciplinary analysis of China’s mediation system. Drawing on socio-legal and anthropological approaches, and fieldwork materials from grassroots courts and communities, it seeks to: place mediation within the broader cultural, social, and political context of contemporary China; examine the legal framework and institutional design of “people’s mediation”...

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