Public Interest Law Professor John Banzhaf

Today’s Winner Was Found to Have Standing, So House of Representatives Law Suit May Lack It

Prominent Swarthmore Title IX Complainant Supports Male's Suit Against University For Making Him a "Scapegoat"

Huge Verdict Shows Americans Have It In For Big Tobacco, Companies are Vulnerable to More Law Suits in Florida and Elsewhere

A jury in Florida has slammed R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. with a $23.6 BILLION dollars in punitive damages in a law suit alleging that the company unlawfully lied and failed to warn smokers who became addicted and died, notes Prof. John Banzhaf.

UConn's agreement to pay female students $1.3 million as a result of a law suit over sexual assault is only the latest example of the growing tendency of male and female students to successfully sue their universities over date rape

One Simple Step To Slash High Speed Driving Could Save More Lives Than All Other Tips

Private Parties Likely Would Have Legal "Standing" To Sue, Thereby Undermining Legal Standing For the House to Sue the President

The decision by a federal judge to ban the use of the word "Redskins" in his courtroom and from his opinions, in a case in which the team is being sued, raises a number of interesting questions, says public interest law professor John Banzhaf

Adds to Argument That Name Shouldn't Be Used on Public's Airwaves, Says Broadcast Law Expert

Tens of Millions For Kids' Lawyers, But Students Can't Even Bring Their Own