By: Trisha Black
Our society is becoming more reliant on technology.… Click here to read more.
By: Allison Wick
In light of the covid surge following the 2021-2022 holiday season and the new Omicron variant, the court, like many other organizations, closed their doors for in-person business and reverted to Microsoft Teams to continue judicial proceedings remotely.… Click here to read more.
By: Miriam Mokhemar
While most of us were taking finals or gathering with family over Winter Break, country leaders were meeting in Europe to discuss banning killer robots.… Click here to read more.
By: Autumn Burgin
Recently in January 2022, the Copyright Office released its new 2022-2026 Strategic Plan for the upcoming years.… Click here to read more.
By: Marisol Estrada Cruz
If you have yet to learn about the metaverse, you are not alone.… Click here to read more.
By Cecily Capo
On October 28, 2021, the U.S. Copyright Office adopted exemptions to provisions in the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) which will allow for technological protection measures (TMPs) to be bypassed if certain conditions are met.… Click here to read more.
By: Christopher Henley
Back in 2011, a largely bi-partisan Congress passed the “America Invents Act,” (AIA) a pivotal piece of legislation that completely overhauled the patenting process.… Click here to read more.
By: Sam Schimel
Gestational surrogacy legality in New York state is what is needed to combat the immediate concern of declining birth rates.… Click here to read more.