Volume 57, Issue 4

Airbnb is changing the way travelers see the world. In Arizona, like many other states, there is confusion about the best way to regulate Airbnb. Municipalities across the world have…

In State v. Sisco and State v. Cheatham, the two divisions of the Arizona Court of Appeals considered whether, in light of the Arizona Medical Marijuana Act, the smell of…

As the Internet becomes increasingly accessible, businesses are focusing more attention on their online presences and regularly hire outside firms to optimize their websites in order to rank higher on…

The federal government has dealt with the increasing trend towards states legalizing marijuana for medicinal and recreational use in conflicting ways. While marijuana remains illegal at the federal level, recent…

The subprime mortgage crisis that helped bring on the Great Recession resulted in the decimation of housing-related wealth among economically disenfranchised groups and communities. These losses were, in significant part,…

Terminal cancer patients are being kept in the dark about the purpose of their care. Several studies show that these patients undergo expensive and painful interventions because they are holding…

This Article develops alternative emerging theories regarding the function of tort in American civil society. Often, scholars and policymakers evaluate the tort system in terms of compensation, loss allocation, and…

In a series of cases beginning with its 1981 decision in Montana v. United States, the U.S. Supreme Court has diminished the civil authority of Indian tribal governments over nonmembers…