From Our Latest Issue
Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Law: SEC’s Heightened Enforcement Against Digital Assets
by Andrew Bull & Tyler Harttraft
Replacing the CD with a Cassette Tape and other Foundational Considerations Brought Upon by Remote Justice
by Renee Danser
‘Reaffirming the Superiority of Human Attorneys in Legal Document Review and Examining the Limitations of Algorithmic Approaches to Discovery’: Not So Fast
by Maura R. Grossman & Gordon V. Cormack
Humans Against the Machines: Still Reaffirming the Superiority of Human Attorneys in Legal Document Review
by Robert Keeling, Rishi Chhatwal, Peter Gronvall,
& Nathaniel Huber-Fliflet
From Our Blog
Facebook’s New Smart Glasses, Reasonable or a Danger to Privacy?
By Mimi Perka Last week, Facebook introduced Ray-Ban Stories – which are Facebook’s first generation of smart glasses.[1] These glasses are equipped with dual integrated 5MP cameras, LED lights, open-ear speakers, and a three-microphone audio array that allow...
Machine Learning AI Technology and the Future of Legal Writing
By Charlie McCarthy The advance of machine learning Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) technology into legal writing is becoming more of a reality. Spell check and other grammar software have been used in legal writing for many years and have not impacted the...
Are TikTok ‘Dupe’ Stars Giving Rise to Intellectual Property Claims?
By Mimi Perka Maybe you’ve used it to learn a new dance move, watch a funny video, interact with friends, or perhaps you have even tried your own luck on the app in pursuit of fame and fortune. The social media app, TikTok, became sensationalized during the...
