The Regulatory Review does a deep dive into new work by Professor Tom Lin exploring the danger Al poses to financial markets and offering regulatory solutions. Read More

Business leaders who want to speak out on social issues must prioritize action over public opinion, says Prof. Tom Lin. “Figuring out how best to communicate in a way that moves the ball forward is really critical, even if it means leaving some folks frustrated.” Read More

Corporations have changed, says Prof. Tom Lin, and those who lead them (as well as those who regulate them) must adjust. Prof. Lin offers guidance for both in The New Corporate Political Governance, which he discusses on Columbia’s Blue Sky Blog. Read More

The border between personal and professional has become blurred, says Prof. Tom Lin, and employers are finding it difficult to navigate as sensitive issues like abortion coverage require corporate responses. Read More

Prof. Tom Lin discusses corporate social activism, ESG, and compliance in this blog post at Compliance and Enforcement. Read More

Prof. Tom Lin says that if companies like Eli Lilly want to make sure their employees have abortion access, they should speak out – but be prepared for blowback. Read More

What happens when the traditional laws of war collide with modern business realities? Check out Prof. Tom Lin’s latest on Lexblog to learn more. Read More

Prof. Tom Lin discusses his work on corporate social activism in this post on Columbia Law School’s Blue Sky Blog. Read More

Patagonia founder Yvon Chouinard has donated the company to a trust and nonprofit dedicated to fighting climate change. Prof. Tom Lin sees the move as both an inspiring example of corporate activism and a reminder of the limits to what companies can do. Read More

C-suite executives may be more comfortable disclosing personal struggles in the wake of the pandemic, says Prof. Tom Lin, as the lines between work and home life become more blurred and sharing of personal information like vaccination status becomes the norm. Read more