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SOURCE CURRENCY Volume 41, Issue 1, 1 March 2025 Citation: JLEO (2025) 41 (1): 1 UPDATE INFORMATION Articles The Congressional Leadership Dilemma Social Ties and the Influence of Public Policies on Individual Opinions: The Case of Same-Sex Marriage Laws Intrinsic adherence to law: physical versus intellectual property The Direct Effect of Corporate Law on Entrepreneurship Political ideology and judicial administration: evidence from the COVID-19 pandemic First, do no harm, second, say sorry? Investigating the impact of a new tort reform Campaign contributions, partisan politics, and environmental polarization in the US Congress Equity illusions Board composition and performance of state-owned enterprises: quasi-experimental evidence Ownership networks and labor income Welcome to Waco! The impact of judge shopping on litigation The evolution of contracting: evidence from the US freight rail industry Know your rights! A field experiment on legal knowledge, property rights, and investment in Kenya Correction to: Competition policy and the labor share.