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
Biologics and the New NAFTA
Although USMCA does not appear to radically upend trade relations between the three countries, its ratification would usher in a variety of noteworthy changes.
read moreWho You Gonna Call? The SEC, CFTC, and Regulatory Jurisdiction Over Digital Assets
The ambiguity surrounding the exact definition of ‘virtual currency’ and which particular digital assets qualify as virtual currencies (and therefore would be classified as commodities) could lead to a potential turf war between the SEC and CFTC.
read moreHuawei: 21st Century Trojan Horse or Misunderstood Technology Giant?
It is possible that American officials are correct in their assessment that America and China are locked in a technological arms race, with Huawei posing a sizeable threat to the security of NATO member-states.
read moreOnline and Blind: Recent Ninth Circuit Decision Paves Way for More ADA Litigation
In recent years there has been a surge of cases aimed at forcing companies to make their websites more accessible to the visually impaired.
read moreShould Smart Personal Assistants Ever Report Your Conversations?
While most people have an aversion to the thought of their private conversations being recorded and transmitted, some might also say that they would want Siri to step if it were asked about a school shooting.
read moreClosing 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.
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