St. Thomas Law Review
February 23, 2026By Stephanie Gudiel
Lab-grown meat, also known as cultivated or cell-cultured meat, is no longer a futuristic concept. Several companies have already received federal approval to sell lab-grown chicken and other lab-grown meat products in the United States.[i] These developments raise important questions, not only about whether these products are safe to consume, but also about how […]
Administrative LawFDAFeaturedPublic Health
November 11, 2025By Bar Sadeh
In September 2025, the European Union (“EU”) banned a key ingredient in gel nail polish, sparking headlines that gel manicures are now illegal in Europe.[i] Meanwhile, the product remains available on the market and in salons across the United States. Why the discrepancy? What does this reveal about each system’s approach to cosmetic safety? It […]
Administrative LawFeaturedFederal Trade CommissionSupreme Court
October 14, 2025By Maxwell Gregg
On September 22, 2025, The United States Supreme Court officially took up the question of whether to overturn its 1935 decision in Humphreys Executor v. United States.[i] If overturned, Humphreys Executor will mark another precedential casualty of the Roberts Court.[ii] To legal scholars, professors, and those that closely follow the Supreme Court, this upcoming showdown […]
Artificial IntelligenceEvidenceFeatured
September 24, 2025By Leyda Mujica
The courtroom drama is no longer just human; Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) is writing, arguing, and even confusing the script. A trending story that caused outrage in the courtroom and memes on social media occurred in the New York State Supreme Court Appellate Division’s First Judicial Department earlier this year. Jerome Dewald, a plaintiff representing himself […]
