L&E Blog: The International Center for Law & Economics

We learned this week that July 4’s average global temperature of 62.92 degrees Fahrenheit was the world’s hottest day since...

It’s been 35 years since Californians voted by a narrow majority to pass Proposition 103, completely overhauling how the nation’s...

A relatively minor bureaucratic change proposed by the Federal Housing Finance Agency stirred up a viral storm in right-leaning news...

Wildfire has hit Assemblymember Damon Connolly’s (D-San Rafael) Northern California district particularly hard in recent years, including the devastating Glass...

How it is that Illinois, a jurisdiction not typically associated with a strong commitment to free-market principles, came to be...

The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (SOX)—named for its chief sponsors, former Sen. Paul Sarbanes (D–Md.) and former Rep. Mike Oxley...

As the calendar flips to 2023, among the scores of new laws taking effect are a pair of legislative mandates...

California has a wildfire crisis. Arguably, the entire Western United States has a wildfire crisis, but California’s crisis is of...

With the March 11 scheduled close of its regular session fast approaching, the Florida Legislature remains so focused on putting...

When an obscure provision of a state’s 1988 insurance law makes the news, it’s often confined to the pages of...