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The Business, Entrepreneurship & Tax Law Review

Front Matter

Table of Contents

Note
Sophia Caroline Marcolla

Articles

Meals on Duty: The Case for Excluding Meal Reimbursements for Law Enforcement
Daniel De Izaguirre

A Snitch in Time Can Help Deport Nine: Proposing a Private Enforcement Scheme to Spur Self-Deportations
Ajay Gupta

Assignments for the Benefit of Creditors as an Alternative to Bankruptcy Proceedings
Jessica G. McKinlay

Comments

Work Without Borders: Legal Challenges in the Age of Remote and Hybrid Employment
Kiera Doughty

The Opposite of Retail Therapy: Hidden Fees and Online Shopping Hell
Claire Hiegel

Juris Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Machines
Garret Macko

The Screen Is Going To Ask You A Couple Questions: Analyzing No Tax On Tips and How it Will Change the Hospitality and Service Industries
Nicholas Prindiville

Charter Schools: The Education Solution Strangling the Public Education System
Brynna Smith

The Devil Wears Dupes: Legal Implications of “Dupe Culture” in the Fashion Industry and How Trademark Law Should Adapt
Alexis Theoharidis