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J.W. Verret

  • Associate Professor of Law, George Mason University
United States
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Prof of Forensic Accounting & Corporate/Securities/Banking Law, Expert Witness, Crypto Policy Ninja
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The Reference Manual Fails Its Own Test; The National Academies Should Withdraw the Climate Chapter

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By J.W. Verret, George Mason
| The National Law Review Verified
I spend much of my professional life on the wrong end of a Daubert motion.1 As a forensic accountant who testifies as an expert witness in securities class actions and white-collar cases, I know what it means to have a judge test whether my conclusions outrun the evidence. It is uncomfortable, but it is the bedrock of reliable testimony.
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The AbbVie Decision and the Economics of Corporate Control Market

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By J.W. Verret
| The National Law Review Verified
The U.S. Tax Court's recent decision in AbbVie Inc. v. Commissioner presents a compelling case study in how seemingly technical tax rulings can have far-reaching implications for market efficiency and economic theory.
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OPINION | Big Banks Are Trying to Hold Your Data Hostage

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By J.W. Verret
| The Livingston Parish News Verified
(The Center Square) - The big banks are at it again. They enjoy tremendous market power over American consumers, and between government regulation and the shift to digital payments, it's nearly impossible to function without a bank account. You can barely pay with cash for much of anything anymore. And checking accounts are notoriously sticky – anyone who has tried to switch banks and move their auto-deposits and autopay subscriptions knows it's a nightmare.
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