Amazon’s Liability for Dangerous and Deceptive Third-Party Retailer Products
By: Erin Donnelly Every month, over 197 million people visit Amazon.com, making the company the top e-commerce…
2020 May Not be a Strikeout for the Astros After All
By: Elizabeth Farley In November 2019, a former member of the Houston Astros baseball team alleged that…
We (Don’t) Work: The Fallen Angel Not Working for the IPO Market
By Carlos Micames WeWork has been in the news quite a lot recently, and not for the…
Resisting the End of an Era: How the Trump Administration’s Environmental Rollbacks are Going Too Far Even for Industry
By Shannon Gough President Trump made deregulation one of his major campaign promises before being elected in…
Corruption of Creativity
By: Ian Robertson The Constitution’s Copyright clause allows authors to secure the exclusive rights to their work…
With Sports Gambling Now Legal, What Are The Ethical Concerns?
By: Richard Bomberger The ban on sports gambling was recently overturned. In Murphy v. National Collegiate Athletic Association,…
Major League Blunder: Is Sign Stealing Sufficient for Bettors’ Legal Action?
By: Sophie Edbrooke Fans have had a history of suing leagues when the competition is considered unfair…
Show Me the Money! California’s Fair Pay to Play Act Forces a Novel College Sports Reality
By: Lindsey Barrington On September 30, 2019, Governor of California, Gavin Newsom, signed the Fair Pay to…
Cracking Down with COPPA: The Escalating Fight over Children’s Privacy Online
By: Michael Blumenthal Online platforms and intellectual property creators face increased legal risk from content accessed by…
In a Tizzy Over Vizzy: Future Proof’s Trademark Infringement Case Against MillerCoors
By: Zoe Deutsch As the market for hard seltzer, or seltzer pre-made with alcohol, continues to grow,…
