Leveling the Playing Field: United States vs. China
By: Mari Reyes Prominent ranking Democrats Chuck Schumer, Ron Wyden, and Sherrod Brown released a letter sent…
Trademark Infringement is “In Bloom”
By: Bethanie Ramsey On December 28, 2018, Nirvana, LLC[1](hereinafter “Nirvana”) filed a copyright and trademark claim against…
President Trump’s Viral Term “Covfefe” Cannot Be Used as a Trademark, Board Rules
By: Mariam Jaffery In May 2017, a typo in one of President Trump’s Tweets created an immediate…
Class is not in Session – Seventh Circuit Closes a Class Action Loophole
By: Ian Robertson On January 24, 2019, the Seventh Circuit handed down a decision that restricted class-action…
“Licensing: The Smart Choice for Smart Cities”
By: Katey Duffy Imagine living in a community with solar panels and wind turbines attached to every…
Jay-Z Adds to his Legacy by Creating Space for Diversity in Arbitration
By: Monica Carranza The Second Circuit, which encompasses the U.S. Southern District Court of New York (“S.D.N.Y.”),…
Privacy Laws with Teeth – Google Fined for Non-compliance
By George Gelinas American tech companies are facing higher scrutiny in Europe. Apple Inc. is under antitrust…
On Halleck and Why Twitter is Not a Public Forum
By Sydney Shufelt On October 12, 2018, the Supreme Court justices agreed to grant certiorari to a…
An Assessment on the Circuit Split for Groundwater Discharges
By: Daniel Tillman The primary purpose of the Clean Water Act (CWA) is to “restore and maintain…
WHY HACKING THE SEC IS A BAD IDEA: NEW CHARGES FILED AGAINST UKRAINIAN HACKERS & US, RUSSIAN TRADERS
By: Allen Kogan The 2016 presidential election forced foreign-backed hacker groups out of their comfortable seats in…
