Recent Articles
Antitrust Overreach: Undoing Cooperative Standardization in the Digital Economy
By Jonathan M. BarnettArticle, Spring 2019
Bank On We The People: Why and How Public Engagement Is Relevant to Biobanking
By Chao-Tien ChangArticle, Spring 2019
Cryptocurrency and the Myth of the Trustless Transaction
By Rebecca M. BratspiesArticle, Fall 2018
Algorithmic Challenges to Autonomous Choice
By Michal S. GalArticle, Fall 2018
Recent Notes
The Unified Patent Court and Patent Trolls In Europe
By Jonathon I. TietzNote, Spring 2019
The Secrets We Keep... : Encryption and the Struggle for Software Vulnerability Disclosure Reform
By Ian WilliamsNote, Fall 2018
Forum Shopping in Patent Cases: Lessons for the Unified Patent Court
By Brian JacobsmeyerNote, Fall 2018
Blog Posts
Closing the Book on Copyrights Once Again
After a 40-year hiatus, in large part due to the work of the world’s best-known mouse, the United States’ lengthy copyrights will start to terminate again this year.
read moreIt Must be True, I Read it on the Internet: Regulating Fake News in the Digital Age
Should the United States go further in implementing legislation to combat fake news? And can it even do so given the protections of the First Amendment?
read moreMy Car Broke the Law
In order to minimize accidents by making automated vehicles that behave in safe and predictable ways, it may be necessary to program them to break the law.
read moreQualcomm v. Apple : Why We Should Strengthen Trade Secrets on Programming Code
Although both sides have raised valid claims against the other’s seemingly unethical behavior across their many legal disputes, the inability for Qualcomm to monitor how Apple has protected its trade-secreted source code seems especially dire.
read moreTell Me About Your Tech Platform: Legal Technology and the Evolving Demands of Lawyers and Clients
As clients continue to demand lower billable hours and rates, firms are likely to search for ways to improve efficiency on their end.
read moreSatan, Sabrina, and Netflix: A Copyright Story
On October 28, Lucien Greaves, co-founder of The Satanic Temple religious organization, tweeted the Temple’s intention to take legal action against Netflix for an allegedly infringing statue featured in the new show, The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.
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