CURRENT ISSUE:
volume 18
Spring 2023
about
Overview
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The Rutgers Business Law Review (RBLR) is a scholarly journal published by an institutionally-accredited student group at Rutgers Law School. RBLR focuses on business law and related topics and is published semi-annually.
History
RBLR was formerly known as the Rutgers Bankruptcy Law Journal, and later as the Rutgers Business Law Journal. As of May 31, 2011, RBLR acquired its current name. In concert with the evolution of its name, RBLR has expanded from its initial focus on bankruptcy into a broad interdisciplinary business law journal that provides an academic forum for serious research, analysis and exploration of current legal trends affecting business. Past issues have featured articles covering antitrust, bankruptcy, corporate affairs, contracts, real estate, securities, tax, and administrative law, among other topics.
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Rutgers Business Law Review
2023-2024
Editor-In-Chief, Camden
Ryan Nameth
Editor-In-Chief, Newark
Kristine Baffo
Articles Editors
Gabriela Aste-Molina
Brian Casey
Managing Editors
Mario Bennetti
Zachary Mitchell
Notes Editors
Kelsey Gorman
Business Editor
Molly Case
Technology Editor
Spencer Holm
Symposium Editors
Conor Barron
Jordan Ohl
Senior Staff Editors
Daniel Brown
Lee Crutcher
Daniel Cucino
Andrew Hubert
Mark McLaughlin
Alexander Mitchell
Keanu Oliveira
Taylor Spallanzani
Heather Zelcs
Staff Editors
Stuart Backer
Craig Barbaro
Stephen Barkasy
William Blasland
Julia Bond
Ashley Burns
Matthew Chiota
Amanda Craven
Noland Deas
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Simran Dhillon
Sivani Divakarla
Louis Esposito
Zachary Fini
Adam Heba
Taylor Larosa
Kaitlin McDonnell
Thomas McGowan
Hannah Pinto
Abel Portela
Kendall Price
Kevin Rafuse
William Stinson
Mason Switsky
Danielle Tabatneck
Nicole Talvacchia
Lihua Tang
Gianna Valente
Faculty Advisor, Camden
Ari Afilalo
Faculty Advisor, Newark
Kelly Deere
Current Issue (Volume 18 - Spring 2023)
Articles
Building and using generative models under u.s. copyright law
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Van Lindberg
for-profit incarceration: an evaluation of the religious land use and institutionalized persons act in the era of private prison business models
66
Anthony J. Papgeorgiou
qualified opportunity zones: a critical tax analysis of the capital gain requirement
84
Islame Hosny
NOTES
what does a shadow weigh--nothing or everything? an analysis of shadow trading
95
Ashini Dias
New asset, same custody requirements: why the existing framework of the investment company act and investment advisers act can integrate digital assets
129
Nicholas J. Basista
The Rutgers Business Law Review can also be found on LexisNexis, WestLaw and HeinOnline.
CONTACT
Rutgers Business
Law Review
Newark Location:
123 Washington Street
Newark, NJ 07102
Room 001D
Camden Location:
217 North Fifth Street
Camden, NJ 08102
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Email: rutgersbusinesslawreview@gmail.com
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