by JOLT | Oct 11, 2019 | Blog Posts
By: Erin Kidd The earliest known functional prosthetic device dates all the way back to anywhere between 950-710 BC.[1] The field has been innovating ever since and new technologies, particularly 3D printing, potentially stand to push it forward farther, and faster,...
by JOLT | Oct 10, 2019 | Blog Posts
By: Paxton Rizzo “If you see wolves there, that wilderness is intact” – Paul Paquet The Mexican Gray Wolf or the Mexican Wolf is simultaneously the most genetically distinct Gray Wolf subspecies in North America and the most endangered.[1] They are smaller...
by JOLT | Oct 10, 2019 | Blog Posts
By: Monica Malouf Since its inception in 2016, Pokémon Go has been involved in numerous lawsuits for claims ranging from nuisance to unjust enrichment to trespass.[1] This may come as no surprise, as the app entices users to enter private property while attempting to...
by JOLT | Oct 8, 2019 | Blog Posts
By: Sheridan Maxey Most people fear death. Humans generally do not like the idea of acknowledging the fact that we all will, someday, meet our makers, return to the earth, kick the bucket, or experience whatever euphemism one would replace for death. Some people find...
by JOLT | Oct 8, 2019 | Blog Posts
By: Delaney Perdue Internet loans trap financially-strapped consumers in a vicious cycle of borrowing money and struggling, sometimes for years, to pay it back.[1] The consumer applies online for “quick” cash and receives the requested amount within hours, through an...
by JOLT | Oct 8, 2019 | Blog Posts
By: Anne Groves The search box is the first place many researchers go to find the answers they need,[1] but most legal researchers have no knowledge about the underlying structures of the technology they use.[2] When it comes to relevance ranking, users simply expect...
