From Our Latest Issue
When the Consumer Becomes the Product: Utilizing Products Liability Principles to Protect Consumers from Data Breaches
by Mason Storm
The CCPA, “Inferences Drawn,” and Federal Preemption
by Jordan M. Blanke
Shooting the Messenger: Remediation of Disclosed Vulnerabilities as CFAA “Loss”
by Riana Pfefferkorn
Trial by Centipawns: A Comprehensive Analysis of Defamation Actions in Online Chess & The Probative Value of Statistical Evidence in Civil Trials
by Ryan Thomas Garippo
From Our Blog
Picasso? Monet? Renoir? Bah, who needs them anymore?
By Joseph R. Patrell Congress passed 17 U.S.C. § 101 in 1976, which is commonly known as the Copyright Act (“The Act”).[1] Among other things, the Act grants exclusive protection to copyright owners to exclude others from reproducing and displaying the...
How Could Jeans Do this? – The “Science” of Photo Analysis in Criminal Cases
By Tundun Oladipo Various methods of interpreting evidence have been prominent over the last century in criminal court cases.[1] Bite mark evidence, DNA testing, and fingerprint analysis are some of the more prominent methods used by law enforcement in...
Live Nation, You’re the Problem
By Kasey Hall For a while now, there has been a growing call from industry insiders for more robust antitrust enforcement to investigate the practices of Live Nation Entertainment.[1] However, these concerns were mainly brushed aside by the general...
