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When ‘Good’ Loses: How the Arbitration Clause in Good v. Uber Opens a Trapdoor for Corporate Sleight of Hand in the Digital Age
The article discusses the implications of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court’s ruling in Good v. Uber Technologies, where the court enforced an arbitration clause that limited a user’s rights. It highlights how users, like William Good, may inadvertently lose access to justice due to complex terms and conditions, raising concerns about transparency and consumer rights in digital contracts.
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Trump’s War on “Narco-Terrorists” Upends the Rule of Law
Bipartisan leaders are investigating allegations that the Trump administration ordered unlawful killings following U.S. strikes in the Caribbean. As military operations there expand without congressional authorization, the controversy raises serious constitutional and international law concerns and highlights Congress’s failure to restrain executive war-making.
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Volume 59-2
Spring 2025 Foreward Fostering All Voices Damien Wilson Notes How Much Is Your Life Worth? How the Government Struggles Between Settlement Collections Under the False Claims Act and the Principle of a Person’s Livelihood Alexa Hirt 1 Step Forward, 3…