News Archive

The Indiana Law Review staff has announced the note candidates who will be published in Volume 57. Those students are:

• Isra Haider, who also received the Papke Prize for best student note: Establishing a Strict Liability Standard for Releasing Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) into the Environment
•  Anusuya Das: Patentability Challenges in Personalized Medicine: A Fork in the Road
•  Ian Kane Hahus: Teamwork Makes the Stream Work: Analyzing a Proposed Addition to Indiana’s Watershed Management Toolbox
•  Eleanor G. Klemsz: From American Nightmare to American Dream? A Comprehensive Solution to Discriminatory Appraisal Practices
•  Benjamin G. Manahan: Too Big of an Elephant to Hide: Why a Conservative Court Will Strike Down Environmental Disclosures
•  Abigail L. Means: Words Can Kill: The Necessary Shift in Indiana Law to Recognize the Potential for Physical Harm Caused by Encouraging Language
•  Michalynn M. Miller: Please Don’t Leave Me Hanging: A Right to Privacy Argument for Insurance Protection Against Autoerotic Asphyxiation Death
•  Peggy J. Morgan: The Big MAC: How Should Courts Approach MAC Clauses in Merger and Acquisition Agreements?
•  Abigail J. Oliphant: NIL Collectives and Title IX: A Proactive Consideration of Title IX’s Application to Donor-Driven NIL Collectives
•  Jacob T. Purcell: Habitability in the Hoosier State: Protecting the Health and Safety of Indiana’s Extended-Stay Motel Guests
•  Johnny Walsh: Confusion Mélange: A Call to Revise the Law on Trademark Infringement, Initial Interest Confusion, and Digital Marketing