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David I. Walker, The Practice and Tax Consequences of Nonqualified Deferred Compensation

 

Carl Tobias, Marriage Equality Comes to the Fourth Circuit

 

W. Michael Schuster, Artificial Intelligence and Patent Ownership

 

Doug Rendleman, Rehabilitating the Nuisance Injunction to Protect the Environment

 

David M. Driesen, Thomas M. Keck, and Brandon T. Metroka, Half a Century of Supreme Court Clean Air Interpretation: Purposivism, Textualism, Dynamism, and Activism

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