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Partisanship vs. Precedent in U.S. Labor Law

Analyzing the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB)’s RecentDissension over the “Entrepreneurial Opportunity” Standard in Employee vs. Independent Contractor Classification Cases
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Andy Feng
Student, Georgetown University

Hi everyone! 

I am a rising sophomore at Georgetown University double-majoring in Government and Justice and Peace Studies with a minor in Sociology. I am interested in labor advocacy and labor law. I hope to get a JD in Employment and Contract Law and work at a union-side employment firm or plaintiffs' firm. After law school, I hope to either work on the political side of major American unions or specialize in a subsector of labor law such as entertainment labor in Hollywood.

On the side, I am an avid runner (both long-distance and short) and exclusively drink black Americanos!

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