Vol. 49, Issue 3, 2021 | Published by Capital University Law Review

Economic Regulation
Non-Judicial Foreclosure and the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act After Obduskey v. McCarthy & Holthus LLP
Robert RosingMonica Gonzalez
This article explores the history of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act’s applicability to the legal profession and the circuit split that culminated in the Supreme Court’s Obduskey decision.
Personal Injury/General Tort
Drunk Drivers are a Moving Time Bomb: Should States Impose Liability on Both Social Hosts and Commercial Establishments Whose Intoxicated Guests and Patrons Subsequently Cause Injuries or Death to Innocent Third Parties?
Tracey B. Carter
This article provides different viewpoints regarding the pros and cons of imposing liability on social hosts and commercial establishments whose intoxicated guests cause injuries or death to innocent third parties.
Legislation
Tapping into Post-and-Hold Alcohol Statutes: Are Sherman Act Violations Forcing Retailers to Sell at Artificially High Prices?
Brianna T. Morris
This Comment analyzes whether alcohol retailers are being required to sell alcohol at artificially high prices.
Business Associations
Corporate Law and the Business Roundtable: Adding to the Debate on Shareholder Primacy vs. Stakeholder Theory
Amanda Wise
This comment adds to the debate on shareholder primacy versus stakeholder theory through an in-depth look at the existing literature, as well as the Model Business Corporations Act.