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ISSN 0042-6229
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Vol. 71, Issue 2, 2026June 25, 2026 EDT

Still Working Nine to Five: How Boyer v. United States Keeps Women Stuck with Prior Pay Inequality

McKenna Wark,
Pay EquityEmployment DiscriminationEqual PayGender InequalityEmployment LawWage Discrimination
Photo by Pepi Stojanovski on Unsplash

Articles in Vol. 71, Issue 2, 2026

Vol. 71, Issue 2, 2026
  • Aligning Artificial Intelligence to the Law
    Jack Boeglin
  • Lessons from Eugenics: Safeguarding Autonomy in Procreation
    Claire Bass
  • Protecting Dependent Children in Bankruptcy
    Michael D. SousaL. Alexis Whitley
  • A Legal Comedy of Errors: FOIA’s Judicial Drama over Who Controls the Oversight Script
    Caroline Savini
  • Still Working Nine to Five: How _Boyer v. United States_ Keeps Women Stuck with Prior Pay Inequality
    McKenna Wark
  • Living in the Past: The Corporate Practice of Medicine Doctrine’s Misguided Revival in an Era of Private Equity
    John Palmer
Villanova Law Review
McKenna Wark, Still Working Nine to Five: How Boyer v. United States Keeps Women Stuck with Prior Pay Inequality, 71 Villanova Law Review 395 (2026).
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