Episode 22 - Tenth, Eleventh, and DC Circuits

Update: 2022-04-08

Description

Does a bread company deceive customers by claiming a product is local when it's actually made in another state? Does a disabled "tester" have standing to sue a hotel owner for maintaining a website that violates the Americans with Disabilities Act if she has no intention to ever visit that hotel? And do George Washington and American Universities have to refund tuition to students because they moved classes online during COVID-19?

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Episode 22 - Tenth, Eleventh, and DC Circuits

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Episode 22 - Tenth, Eleventh, and DC Circuits

Episode 22 - Tenth, Eleventh, and DC Circuits