Purpose: This paper aims to examine technostress and asks whether it is an illness requiring accommodation under the terms of the Americans with Disabilities Act. It further explores the notion that hospitality employers may contribute to employee technostress and examines employers' potential...

The authors present a pair of cases to controvert the assertion of Judge Richard Posner that professors could "speak all you want" because "power doesn't listen to the likes of you." The article explores two recent cases from the Louisiana Supreme Court that have great impact over the state's...

The Louisiana Supreme Court addressed the issue of whether someone could form an out-of-state LLC for no other purpose than to avoid the sales tax imposed on the purchase of vehicles. Plaintiff Roger Thomas freely admitted that he incorporated Angel Rocks, LLC under the laws of the State of...

Vaping has gained incredible popularity in the United States and in the United Kingdom over the last decade. Likely, this is due to the confluence of certain conditions that, together, bolstered an environment conducive for explosive growth. These conditions include the long existence of...

The peer-to-peer economy has unraveled thousands of years of codal and jurisprudential safeguards that were put in place to protect travelers and other patrons of public accommodations. Several large companies have generated billions of dollars in revenue from property rental without owning any...

This article presents an innovative method of engaging MBA students in a capstone course by differing a customizable project with businesses that are currently progressing through a regional, independent incubator, or accelerator program. We include various project options but focus on...