We start with three fictional stories. Juan's Interview. Juan was desperate for the job. But he
didn't get it. Crushed, Juan grabs a beer with his friend. Juan grouses how hard he's hustled …

Since its enactment in 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)'has dominated
discussions of disability law in the legal academy. Literally volumes of work have been …

Modeled after existing civil rights statutes, and passed with great flourish, the Americans with
Disabilities Act (ADA) 3 was heralded as an" emancipation proclamation" for people with …

Racism, sexism, and ethnic discrimination have long represented a seemingly intractable
problem. Affirmative action was conceived as an attack on these ingrained problems, but …

Over the past quarter century, the concept of" adaptive preferences" has played an important
role in debates in law, economics, and political philosophy. As Professor Jon Elster has …

Work does not occur in a bubble. A day on the job is shaped in countless ways by what
happens outside the workplace, whether during the commute that morning, at home the …

In the past two decades, business groups and their political allies have often criticized broad
civil rights remedies-particularly the availability of money damages-as encouraging abusive …

Thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, the threat of medical rationing is now clear and
present. Hospitals faced with a crush of patients must now seriously confront questions of …

Our nation's response to the coronavirus pandemic has revealed fundamental flaws in our
legal regimes governing both public health and employment. Public health orders have …

Recently, several employers around the country announced they would no longer hire
applicants who use nicotine, even off the clock. just last year, one entity adapted a policy that …