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Tag Archives: evil
DAVIS-MARKS: Evil is banal
No, not everyone at Yale is evil. Not everyone is out to get you, and not every request to get a meal has an ulterior motive. But I’ve felt particularly introspective as graduation approaches. The Kavanaugh trial was months ago, … Continue reading
CEOs on Soapboxes: A Necessary Evil?
According to two recent studies, the days of CEOs staying out of politics are pretty much over. The jury’s out on whether that’s good for business. This Weber Shandwick study says that 46% of people are more likely to buy … Continue reading
EVERGREEN HEADLINE: The NEA is a Racist and Evil Organization…
EVERGREEN HEADLINE: The NEA is a Racist and Evil Organization Read more detail on Recent Law Professor posts –
Seeing No Evil – Texas Supreme Court blesses diversion of lawsuit against payday lender over egregious criminal collection tactics into private arbitration
Texas has an Access to Justice Commission; but don’t be fooled. The Texas Supreme Court does its best to thwart ordinary folks’ access to justice. Especially when they have been abused by corporate wrongdoers. Arbitration is one favored way to … Continue reading