Group in front of main entrance about 1930
Environmental Law Section Blog In this article from the Marquette University Law School Faculty Blog, David Strifling, discusses an unprecedented makeover in longstanding principles of state-level administrative law that shift[ed] power away from agencies and toward courts, the legislature, and the governor. Business Law Section Blog Although pen-and-paper contracts are hardly extinct, the pandemic has accelerated the evolution toward electronic-only business transactions
Over the years, the company has grown by buying and selling stations, converting bays into convenience stores, adding car washes, partnering with fast food brands, and building ground up new to industry locations
Chewing tobacco was banned from Minor League Baseball in 1993, but is still allowed for players with Major League Baseball contracts
The WHOs call for stronger tobacco control laws extends to advertising bans, plain packaging requirements, and price and tax measures