The Villanova Law Review will host its annual Norman J. Shachoy Symposium on Friday, February 24th. This year’s topic is "Military Justice Reform: The Next Twenty Years” Register Here (approved for CLE credits): eventbrite.com/e/the-villano…

The Villanova Law Review is pleased to announce the publication of Volume 67, Issue 4. This issue contains pieces authored by Larry Cunningham, Kimberly A. Yuracko, Scott Kingsbury, Sophie Davish, Tom Hauk and Andrew Schwartz, and Maureen O'Kane. villanovalawreview.com/issue…

The Villanova Law Review is pleased to announce the publication of Volume 67, Issue 3. This issue contains three Articles, one Note, and one Comment authored by Brenda Dvoskin, Timothy MacDonnell, Natalie Nanasi, Brittany Mann, and Sarah Gimbel. villanovalawreview.com/artic…

The Villanova Law Review is pleased to announce the publication of Volume 67, Issue 2. This issue contains pieces from Susan Fiorentino and Sandra Tomkowicz, Paul Robinson and Lindsay Holcom, Katherine Vukadin, Jean-Claire Pernini, and Matthew Skolnick. villanovalawreview.com/issue…

Student Works Editor Andrew Schwartz discusses a recent Delaware Bankruptcy Court case that wiped away nearly $100,000 of a debtor's student loans. villanovalawreview.com/post/…

Student Works Editor Luke Schiano discusses the potential ramifications of the Supreme Court's announcement that they will hear challenges to affirmative action in higher education. villanovalawreview.com/post/…

Associate Editor Tom Hauk discusses a novel insider trading theory, "Shadow Trading." villanovalawreview.com/post/…

Staff Writer Natalie Anderson explores pending legislation in Pennsylvania that aims to limit the use of nondisclosure agreements in the context of workplace sexual misconduct. villanovalawreview.com/post/…

Michael J. Harding, Villanova Law Class of '23, explains Philadelphia's new "Right to Counsel" program that provides free representation in landlord-tenant court, a feature of ongoing eviction diversion efforts. villanovalawreview.com/post/…

Staff Writer Jean-Claire Perini explores the American Rescue Plan's new form 1099-K reporting requirements and their impact on American gig workers. villanovalawreview.com/post/…

Online Editor Nick Dowdle discusses recent developments in Pennsylvania state law surrounding solar panels and the sunny future of energy efficient homes. villanovalawreview.com/post/…

Staff Writer Angela Boyer explores the larger implications of the COVID-19 pandemic and the CARES Act on prison populations as applied to "home confinement." villanovalawreview.com/post/…

Articles Editor Max Lamcken explores a recent class action that raises questions about whether student-athlete are entitled to the federal minimum wage under the Fair Labor Standards Act. villanovalawreview.com/post/…

Staff Writer Will Mercier discusses a change of heart (or nose) by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court in deciding the odor of marijuana alone does not establish probable cause to search. villanovalawreview.com/post/…

Staff Writer Klara Bieniasz discusses ongoing litigation surrounding the defects the No Surprises Act's interim rule has created with its emphasis on independent dispute resolution. villanovalawreview.com/post/…

The Villanova Law Review Volume 67 Managing Board has elected the following members to lead the Villanova Law Review for Volume 68. Please join us in congratulating the members of Volume 68!

Staff Writer Elizabeth Vista discusses the Eastern District of Pennsylvania's turbulent decision-making concerning Third Circuit precedents surrounding federal preemption in the area of aviation safety. villanovalawreview.com/post/…

Staff Writer Maureen O'Kane discusses Philadelphia's new Driving Equity Bill, its potential to create equitable policing of traffic stops, and its intersection with the Fourth Amendment. villanovalawreview.com/post/…