Benjamin Zipursky
American legal scholar
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So that’s what a lot of plaintiff’s lawyers are really anxious about, that the Trump administration is going to say, ‘Well, we’ve got our own immigration policies. Of course a lot of people disagree with them, but the statute is designed to give us the right to make those policy judgments,
- said Benjamin Zipursky, a Fordham University law professor who studies tortsLos Angeles Timeslatimes.com/politics/story…
Everybody’s looking at it as a data point,
- said Benjamin Zipursky, a law professor at Fordham UniversityGuardiantheguardian.com/media/2026…
Bad press about how some members of Congress embarrass Zuckerberg is one thing,
- Zipursky addedGuardiantheguardian.com/media/2026…
This is a cutting-edge case of gargantuan and very powerful companies that have so far managed to avoid liability far better than many other industries,
- said Benjamin Zipursky, a professor at Fordham Law School who is an expert in tort lawThe New York Timesnytimes.com/2026/01…
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