Public Policy

Is Canada’s EI System Fair to New Mothers?
Civil Law Is Canada’s EI System Fair to New Mothers?

The Federal Court of Appeal has mandated a systemic redesign of the insurance model to prevent the forfeiture of regular benefits for those who have recently welcomed a new child. This decision represents a watershed moment in Canadian social policy, specifically addressing the long-standing

How Will New FCC Rules Shape the Future of Political Ads?
Tech & Intellectual Property How Will New FCC Rules Shape the Future of Political Ads?

Desiree Sainthrope is a leading authority on the labyrinthine laws governing political contributions, lobbying disclosure, and government ethics. With a career defined by defending multinational corporations and high-profile executives in congressional investigations, she brings a tactical edge to

Will IRS Proposals End Tax Exemptions for Private Schools?
Corporate & Financial Law Will IRS Proposals End Tax Exemptions for Private Schools?

The internal financial stability of independent educational institutions faces a defining moment as federal regulators move toward a categorical ban on race-based institutional policies. This shift is not merely a technical update to the tax code but a fundamental reimagining of the social contract

Will Deregulation Reshape the Future of the Western Arctic?
Regulatory & Administrative Law Will Deregulation Reshape the Future of the Western Arctic?

The sheer scale of the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska represents one of the final frontiers where the balance between industrial appetite and ecological preservation is being redrawn in real time. Spanning approximately 23 million acres, this vast landscape functions as a strategic energy hub

Will Illinois’ End-of-Life Act Violate Religious Freedom?
Regulatory & Administrative Law Will Illinois’ End-of-Life Act Violate Religious Freedom?

Catholic healthcare providers argue that being forced to provide information about medical aid-in-dying interferes with the protected sphere of church autonomy and internal governance. This conflict in Illinois has reached a fever pitch as religious leaders and civil rights advocates navigate the

How Federal Violations Lead to Fatal Trucking Accidents
Regulatory & Administrative Law How Federal Violations Lead to Fatal Trucking Accidents

Economic pressures often force drivers to bypass the maximum 11-hour driving limit, resulting in cognitive deterioration that compromises reaction time and spatial awareness. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) serves as the primary watchdog for the American trucking industry,

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