Seth Frotman

Seth Frotman and Brad Lipton have published a piece in the Yale Journal on Regulation on the Trump administration's attack on administrative law. The piece, entitled "The 100 Days That Put the Nail in the Coffin of Administrative Law," can be read here.

Seth Frotman and Brad Lipton have published an article in the California Law Review elucidating the highly politicized and deeply flawed state of our current legal system. A number of fundamental changes need to be made, they argue, in order to make the system work for regular people rather than corporate interests. The piece, entitled "The Greatest Trick John Roberts Ever Pulled: Convincing the World that Rigged Courts Are Neutral," can be read here

Donald Trump has seized control over previously “independent” federal regulators. That’s problematic—but Democrats should resist the urge to revert to the way things were.

Amid the recent flurry of radical executive orders, one in particular has flown under the radar: President Trump has seized control over regulators like the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Securities and Exchange Commission, ending a century-old tradition that kept these financial watchdogs “independent” from White House control.

As former financial regulators, we are deeply concerned...