Fast fashion has flourished in the past half-decade, capitalizing on the post-COVID digital age and the short attention spans of trend-savvy Gen Z consumers. Shein, a Chinese-founded and Singapore-headquartered fashion
It is generally known that when we post on social media, we give up some of the right to privacy around that post. However, there is a vast and growing
This blog examines the NCAA’s evolving stance on sports gambling in college sports, highlighting its historical zero-tolerance approach, the prevalence of gambling on campuses, and the NCAA’s current efforts to
With the rise of generative AI, new songs are being created that sound just like real artists. This has led music companies, such as Universal Music Group, to have concerns
In 2020, the NIH began to pursue patent enforcement against Moderna, Inc. for using its vaccine technologies. Such an aggressive approach to patent infringement is uncommon for the US government.
The International Tennis Integrity Association (ITIA) has ruled that Simona Halep is guilty of two violations of the Anti-Doping Rules for the 2022 season and handed down a four-year ban
At the heart of the now concluded WGA strike, and the current SAG-AFTRA strike, is that peculiar little financial incentive that has been with unions and producers since the 1930s:
This blog post explores how athletes and coaches are utilizing trademark law to build and protect their brands. In the era of social media dominance, trademark law has become an
On October 2, 2023, the Supreme Court denied certiorari for a petition by music producers hoping to appeal the Second Circuit’s decision reversing a lower court finding of direct copyright
The NBA Collective Bargaining Agreement has a clause that prevents players that “withhold services” in the final year of their contract from signing a new contract with any other professional
