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CURRENT ISSUE:
volume 18
FALL 2022

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Overview

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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2021-2022 Editorial Board

Editor-In-Chief, Camden
David G. Gharkhany 

Editor-In-Chief, Newark
Eric J. Brislinger

Articles Editors
Carli J. Frederick
Ashini N.
Dias-Wanigasekera

Managing Editors
   Krista A. Federici
Kimberly M. Jackson

Notes Editors
Colby T. Ciarrocca

Business Editor
Zachary S. Zuczek

Technology Editor
Ronak Patel

Symposium Editors
Andrew B. Maloney

Senior Staff Editors 

Lana Lee

Michael Russo
 

Jacob C. White

Staff Editors 

Gabriela Aste-Molina

Kristine Baffo

Conor Barron

Mario Bennetti

Daniel Brown

Molly Case

Brian Casey

Lee Crutcher

Daniel Cucino

Kelsey Gorman

Spencer Holm

Andrew Hubert

Mark McLaughlin

Alexander Mitchell

Zachary Mitchell

Ryan Nameth 

Jordan Ohl

Keanu Oliveira

Taylor Spallanzani

Heather Zelcs

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ATTORNEYS

Current Issue (Volume 18 - FALL 2022)

Articles

The tax cuts and jobs act impact on itemized deductions

01

Bernadeth Prentice

why like taxes? it's not the reason you think!

43

Harvey Gilmore

NOTES

(No,) thank you very much, mr. robo-advisor: a look at the problems of and solutions to robo-advisory firms

62

Kimberly Jackson

New jersey's opportunity to embrace blockchain technology and further measures to proactively address significant issues existing in the state's alcohol industry

108

Zachary Zuczek

symposium transcript

the future of crypto asset regulations: a symposium transcript

152

Moderated by: Douglas Eakeley & Lawrence v. Lewitinn 
Speakers: Honorable J. Christopher Giancarlo, Drew Propson, Lee A. Schneider, Maria T. Vullo, Yulia Guseva, Kristin Johnson, & Steven L. Schwarz

The Rutgers Business Law Review can also be found on LexisNexis, WestLaw and HeinOnline.

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Law Review

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