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Legal Scholarship Network Publishes New Issue of Tax Law & Policy eJournal
Volume 26, Number 52 (June 2026) of the eJournal of Tax Law and Policy, published by The Social Science Research Network (SSRN), and edited by Paul L.…
Read MoreThe World Cup: Soccer, Law, and Judging
It’s a bad look, in my own self-interested opinion, for TaxProf Blog to have nothing to contribute to the global phenomenon that is the World Cu…
Read MoreBloomberg: North Carolina Targets Prediction Markets, Sports Betting Taxes
Daniel Moore (Bloomberg): North Carolina Targets Prediction Markets, Sports Betting Taxes: North Carolina lawmakers unveiled a $34 billion budget deal…
Read MoreSchapiro, Tripepi, & Blackley: Reclaiming the Writing Process Using AI
Hannah M. Schapiro, Manuela Tripepi, Julia Blackley (Thomas Jefferson University), Reclaiming the Writing Process Using AI: A Scaffolded Writing Assig…
Read MoreThe Tax Adviser: IRS outlines AI risks, Circular 230 duties for tax practitioners
Martha Waggoner (The Tax Adviser): IRS outlines AI risks, Circular 230 duties for tax practitioners: The IRS Office of Professional Responsibility (OP…
Read MoreLegal Scholarship Network Publishes New Issue of Tax Law & Policy eJournal
Volume 26, Number 51 (June 2026) of the eJournal of Tax Law and Policy, published by The Social Science Research Network (SSRN), and edited by Paul L.…
Read MoreBearer-Friend et al.: Critical Tax Meets Law and Political Economy: A Conversation
Jeremy Bearer-Friend (George Washington), Bridget J. Crawford (Pace), Tessa Davis (South Carolina), Anthony C. Infanti (Pittsburgh), Ariel Jurow Kleim…
Read MoreRural Justice, Legal Deserts, and Alternative Pathways in New Mexico
Last week, justices on the New Mexico Supreme Court justices presented the state’s “Rural Justice and Modernizing the Legal Profession in New Me…
Read MoreBernie Moreno and Elizabeth Warren: Our Plan to Save Social Security
In a guest essay for the New York Times, Bernie Moreno (R-OH) and Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) argue for their plan “to save Social Security for gene…
Read MoreDebate Over Accreditation Intensifies as States Push Changes
The latest from Karen Sloan at Reuters on the debates around ABA law school accreditation: With three states sidelining the American Bar Association i…
Read MoreTax Notes: Soroban Gets Cool Reception on Limited Partner Argument
Kristen A. Parillo, in Tax Notes, provided an update on the oral argument in Soroban Capital Partners LP v. Commissioner, the Second Circuit case in w…
Read MoreClinical Education and AI
From The National Law Review a piece by Katherine Hughes (Fordham Law School) on clinical education and AI, and how clinics can help prepare “th…
Read MoreThe Relevance of K-12 Reform to Law Schools
Ross Wiener, “I Thought ‘No Child Left Behind’ Would Fix Public Schools. I Was Wrong.” New York Times, June 22, 2026 Law professors and de…
Read MoreThe Current Longest Serving Law Deans
AALS Rosenblatt’s Deans Database lists the five current longest serving law school deans as follows: Kearney, Joseph D. Marquette University Law…
Read MoreBankman et al: Home Production and the Income Tax
Joseph Bankman (Stanford), Jacob Goldin (Chicago), Adam Kern (San Diego), and Ana Vasilj (Chicago) have posted “Buy or D.I.Y.: Home Production a…
Read MoreDOJ Tax is Hiring
Trevor Sikes, “DOJ Seeks More Tax Attorneys as Caseload Increases” (Tax Notes, June 29, 2026): The Justice Department’s Tax Liti…
Read MoreThe Orientation Speech That I May Never Give
A couple of weeks ago, Austen Parrish posted a link to Joe Andrew’s recent Forbes piece, “What Law School Grads Need To Know Now: The Seco…
Read MoreNewsom Floats Federal Wealth Tax After California Deal Fails
Alicia Clanton & Biz Carson (Bloomberg Law): Newsom Floats Federal Wealth Tax After California Deal Fails Governor Gavin Newsom is calling for a f…
Read MoreFromer & Lemley: “State Supreme Courts Can Resolve Early Legal Recruiting Mess”
Jeanne Fromer (NYU) & Mark Lemley (Stanford): State Supreme Courts Can Resolve Early Legal Recruiting Mess (Bloomberg Law) Law firms now hire peop…
Read MoreHerzfeld: “SpaceX Speculation: Who Bears the Risk?”
Mindy Herzfeld (Florida), SpaceX Speculation: Who Bears the Risk?, 191 Tax Notes Fed. 2235 (June 29, 2026) But investors are presumably buying SpaceX …
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