What If the SEC’s Administrative Law Judges Have Been Unconstitutionally Appointed?

Securities and Exchange Commission

For the past several years, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has brought the vast majority of its enforcement proceedings before its own administrative law judges (“ALJs”). The SEC’s success rate in cases before ALJs has been a startling 90% over the past 4.5 years, compared with 69% in federal court over the same period.

Gambling on Revel Casino

Revel Casino

The failure of Revel Casino is in many ways the failure of Atlantic City. Simply, there were too many casinos, not enough customers. Prior to competition from Delaware, New York, and most notably Pennsylvania, the Atlantic City market reached a high point in 2006 with gaming revenue of $5.2 billion. By 2014, that number had

5 Tips for Building Your Social Media Identity

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Social media has been and continues to be an incredible platform on which to build and improve a professional brand. But while the American Bar Association’s (ABA) most recent Legal Technology Survey indicates that lawyers are beginning to experiment with social media more than ever, for more risk-averse individuals, navigating the social media waters remains