In Mortgage Bankers Association v. Harris, the D.C. Circuit held that an agency can not change an interpretation of one of its rules without engaging in notice and comment rulemaking. In this amicus brief filed on behalf of 72 professors of administrative law, Professors Pierce, Morrison, and...

Six members of Congress filed this amicus brief in South Dakota v. Wayfair in support of South Dakota's petition of certiorari. The question presented by the petition is: “Should this Court abrogate Quill's sales-tax-only, physical-presence requirement?” The members of Congress filed this...

Class actions are important and useful both to deter wrongful conduct and to provide compensation for injured plaintiffs. In complex cases, however, the existing class action structure falters. In this article, Messrs. Wolfman and Morrison argue that in "settlement class actions" the current...