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Tariff Cases — Much More Important than Just Tariffs — Unconstitutional and Excessive Executive Action.

Posted on June 8, 2025 by Stuart Malawer

       More on the illegality of Trump’s tariffs and recent court cases — Need to realize, tariffs are not going to bring back jobs.  Also basic constitutional doctrines are in play here — the “nondelegation doctrine” and the … Continue reading →

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Limiting Extraterritoriality of U.S. Securities Law — Disincentive for Global Investors?

Posted on November 3, 2011 by Stuart Malawer

The Financial Times recently wrote glowingly of legal innovation. It claimed that lawyers were innovative because they were able to convince the Supreme Court last year to limit the application of federal fraud provisions in a case involving the purchase of a … Continue reading →

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