Your Privacy: Wrapped
By: Miguel E. Serrano How does the sudden prevalence of “Wrapped” compilations fit into U.S. privacy law?…
How Brita’s Alleged Patent Ambush Can Wash Away Competition in the Water Filter Field
By: Gustav Gulmert According to the Environmental Working Group, over fifty percent of Americans consider their tap…
Avoiding Discrimination in AI-driven Credit Models: Compliance with Adverse Action Notification Requirements
By: Elizabeth Sloop From spam filters and online shopping[1] to ChatGPT[2], artificial intelligence (“AI”) is an everyday…
Moving Fast and Breaking the Video Privacy Protection Act
By: Caitlyn Lindstrom Patreon, a video content subscription platform,[1] challenged the constitutionality of the Video Privacy Protection…
Put Down Your Phone: How Official Communications on Private Networks are Posing Compliance Problems
By: Griffin Wray With the ever-increasing use of personal phones, social media, and email, particularly since the…
When to Start the Clock: Battle of the Statute of Limitations in the Copyright Act
By: Sarah Benjamin The Copyright Act establishes a three year statute of limitations.[1] However, courts are split…
Beyond Shoes: Exploring Nike’s Flyknit Patents and Their Market Implications
By: Megan Brosnan After decades of dedicated research, Nike introduced its groundbreaking Flyknit technology in 2012, marking…
Universal Music Suit: The Future of Generative AI Software in the Music Industry
By: Vincent Alfieri Universal Music Group has recently filed a lawsuit against Anthropic PBC, an Amazon backed…
The FTC’s Plan to Throw Away “Junk Fees” in New Proposed Rule
By: Kevin Quintanilla A big win may come soon to consumers due to the Federal Trade Commission’s…
How Social Media Influencers may be Violating Depression-Era Securities Laws
By: Seth Bilbrey With venture capital firms and other investment companies flocking to social media to promote…