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The HR Software Loophole: How the Industry Has Escaped Liability for Employment-Related Harms
- Elizabeth C. Tippett
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Litigating Commercial Spyware: The Promise and Limits of Private Enforcement in a New Age of Cybersurveillance
- Yotam Berger
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“Quiet” Enjoyment: Uncovering the Hidden History of the Right to Attention in Private and Public
- Nicholas Caputo
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