Jul 12 2013
Analyzing Recent Supreme Court Decisions – Part 3 on Corporate Liabilities
Lost in the noise around its same-sex marriage and Voting Rights Act rulings, were the Supreme Court’s decisions in June on three cases involving corporate liabilities. Summarizing them in the New York Times, UC Irvine’s Professor Erwin Chemerinsky succinctly labeled the decisions, “Justice for Big Business.”
Under the leadership of Chief Justice John Roberts, the court has chipped away at the rights of both employees and consumers to sue corporations.
Joining us for the third and final part of our three part conversation of recent Supreme Court rulings is UCLA Law Professor Adam Winkler, discussing these wins for corporate America. Professor Winkler also writes for the Daily Beast and the New Republic.
GUEST: Adam Winkler is a Professor of Law at the UCLA School of Law. He writes for the Daily Beast and the New Republic.
Click here for Part 1, and here for Part 2 of this interview.
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