August 9, 2023
Associate Director Brendan Porter authored “Did Accounting Classifications Play a Role in SVB’s Collapse?” in the American Bankruptcy Institute Journal. The article examines the nuances of accounting classifications issues and the potential relation of these issues to Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse.
A Vision For Economic Clerkships In The Legal System
This article introduces the concept of an economic clerkship program as a solution to integrate early-career economists into the judiciary system. It explores how these economic clerks, working alongside legal professionals, can provide essential economic support to enhance judicial decision making.
How Much Will Covering Anti-Obesity Drugs Cost Medicare? Accounting for Commonly Overlooked Effects
By Richard Manning and Fred Selck A new class of anti-obesity medications (AOMs) called GLP-1s have been shown to be highly effective at helping people lose weight. Given the efficacy of GLP-1s, and the significant long-term costs associated with treating obesity and its related diseases, there is increasing pressure on public and private health insurers […]
The Smiley Conundrum: How Emojis Challenge eDiscovery and Legal Review
The ubiquitous nature of emojis is undeniable. With billions sent daily, these small digital icons have become deeply ingrained in our communication and seamlessly integrated into our everyday digital lives, irrespective of whether it is personal or professional.