Topic: Blog

Algorithmic Price Fixing and Antitrust

On May 22, 2024, the FBI raided Cortland Management’s headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia. Cortland is a property management monolith, renting out over 85,000 units in thirteen...

Do You Own Your Cells? Genomics and Privacy Laws

We are all tired of seeing the “accept all cookies” or “do not share or sell my personal data” options when we visit websites. Sometimes we might go through and “deny”...

How the FTC Noncompete Ban Impacts Big Tech

The FTC proposed a rule that narrowly passed to ban most employers from using noncompete clauses in hiring. While it does not go into effect immediately (in about 120 days), this...

Cryptocurrency and Law: 2024 Outlook

With the rise in trade of cryptocurrencies since 2020, the United States Government has introduced multiple bills to place guardrails on the emerging cryptocurrency sector as a...

Generative Artificial Intelligence: The Necessity of Establishing a Legal Framework

The emergence of artificial intelligence as a buzzword––catapulted by newly available generative AI algorithms for public usage such as ChatGPT––has brought learning...

Artificial Intelligence and Data Privacy

Introduction Samuel Warren and Louis Brandeis proffered the concept of an individual’s protection in his “full person” not just that of his property; “a man’s house is...

The Positive “Impact” of Fan-Friendly Copyright Policies on Fan-Made Merchandise: A Case Study of Genshin Impact

Introduction The video game industry has grown immensely over the past few decades. From creating a more global presence in society with esports, to video games being picked up by...

Who Owns It? Who Made It? The Confusing Treatment of Works of Authorship Produced by Artificial Intelligence

Introduction There is a notorious thought experiment called the Infinite Monkey Theorem: if you give one billion typewriters to one billion monkeys and instruct them all to tap...