April 30, 2024
From Hall & Oates to Hall v. Oates
If you have an Instagram or TikTok account, chances are your feed was flooded with “Rich Girl” from Hall & Oates during December of 2023. While this social media trend
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April 29, 2024
Pay-for-Delay: Why the Pharma Industry No Longer Fears Antitrust Law
At the intersection of exploited patent law and weak antitrust enforcement, pay-for-delay deals allow generic and brand-name pharmaceutical companies to enter agreements that raise drug prices for consumers.
April 28, 2024
Navigating the Legal Landscape: Liability in Autonomous Vehicle Collisions
The rise of Autonomous Vehicles (AVs) promises enhanced road safety. However, navigating the complex landscape of liability becomes crucial. While some have proposed forms of strict liability systems to address
April 27, 2024
Copyright Claims Board: A Big Solution for Small Copyright Claims
In 2020, Congress created the Copyright Claims Board (CCB), the nation’s first copyright small claims tribunal, to provide an accessible, efficient, and affordable alternate venue for claimants to bring low-value
April 23, 2024
All Aboard the Coaching Carousel: Analyzing Challenges to the Rooney Rule in the NFL
The Rooney Rule is a hiring practice in the National Football League (NFL) designed to ensure that diverse candidates have the opportunity to interview for vacant team leadership positions. Several
April 22, 2024
“Pokemon with guns”: Palworld’s Dance with Copyright Infringement
One of the year’s most successful video games has landed in hot water for its similarities to the iconic Pokemon series. But do these similarities actually cross the boundary
April 20, 2024
Fighting on the Court and in the Courtroom: Dartmouth Men’s Basketball Team Votes to Unionize
The National Labor Relations Board ruled that players on the Dartmouth Men’s Basketball team are considered employees under the National Labor Relations Act. The team’s vote to unionize has the
April 17, 2024
The Copyright Battle Continues: Tech Giant Nvidia Sued over AI Training Data
With the rise of generative AI, copyright issues have become a growing concern. Like other big tech companies, individuals are suing Nvidia for using their copyrighted content to train its
April 13, 2024
Miss Americana and the Deepfake Images: Taylor Swift’s Potential Courses of Legal Action
This past January, nonconsensual pornographic deepfake images of Taylor Swift were created and disseminated across major social media platform X. Their viral nature and disturbing content caught the attention of
April 12, 2024
Access Denied: The Regulatory Threat to Financial Inclusion
Digital finance has greatly improved access to financial services, but growth in the fintech industry has slowed. Fintech providers struggle to navigate the labyrinth of federal and state regulatory measures
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