Fleeing Police at 135 MPH Counts as Violence, Fifth Circuit Rules
The Fifth Circuit ruled that a 135-mph police chase involving a collision qualified as the use of violence, leaving the defendant ineligible for federal safety-valve relief from a...
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Kroger’s $100M Refrigeration Mess: Will Shoppers Pay?
Dr. David D. Schein examines Kroger’s proposed Clean Air Act settlement, including a $2.5 million civil penalty, approximately $100 million in refrigeration improvements, and the debate over environmental...
Supreme Court: Securities Fraud Profits Must Be Returned
Dr. David D. Schein examines a Supreme Court securities fraud ruling and what it means for accountability, business risk, and profits tied to unlawful conduct.
Supreme Court Rules: Arbitration Doesn’t End Federal Court Power
Dr. David D. Schein explains a Supreme Court arbitration ruling and why federal court authority still matters when disputes move into arbitration.
Trump Rolls Back Biden Trucking Rules: Your Grocery Bill Could Feel It
Dr. David D. Schein examines changes to federal trucking rules and asks how regulatory decisions can reach consumers through transportation costs and grocery prices.
Starbucks Union Fight: Why the Fired Worker Didn’t Automatically Come Back
Dr. David D. Schein examines the Starbucks union dispute and explains why workplace rulings do not always produce automatic reinstatement for fired workers.
Dell Flees Delaware for Texas: Corporate Exodus Begins?
Dr. David D. Schein examines Dell’s move from Delaware to Texas, corporate redomestication, legal predictability, business risk, and what this may signal for corporate America.
Forgot a Lawsuit in Bankruptcy. Why Did SCOTUS Let the Claim Survive?
Dr. David D. Schein examines a Supreme Court bankruptcy dispute and explains why a forgotten lawsuit may still survive under the rule of law.
American Airlines Tragedy: Did Emergency Equipment Fail?
Dr. David D. Schein examines an American Airlines tragedy through questions of emergency equipment, safety systems, and business responsibility. The episode belongs in Business Law 101 because it...
Starbucks Violated Labor Law. Why Didn’t the Worker Automatically Get Reinstated?
Dr. David D. Schein examines a Starbucks labor-law dispute and why a violation did not automatically mean reinstatement. The episode belongs in Business Law 101 because it focuses...
Mike Kucharski: The Trucking Politics Behind America’s Cold Chain
Dr. David D. Schein talks with Mike Kucharski about trucking, cold-chain logistics, and the political decisions shaping how goods move across America. The episode belongs in Business Law...
Hurricane Harvey Fraud Case Revived: Why the 5th Circuit Said Trial Must Go On
Dr. David D. Schein examines a revived Hurricane Harvey fraud case and why the Fifth Circuit said trial must continue. The episode belongs in Business Law 101 because...