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.
Category: Blog Post
Gestational Surrogacy Legality in New York State, what this Could Mean for Declining Birth Rates
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.
I THINK MY DAD’S GONE CRAZY: INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS ON YOUTUBE
By: Robert Baurley
On September 3, 2018, musical artist Machine Gun Kelly released an attack single (commonly called a “diss track” within the music industry) against fellow rapper Eminem (“Marshall Mathers”) on World Star Hip Hop’s YouTube account.… Click here to read more.
Federal Court in Montana Blocks Proposed Mine in Cabinet Mountains for Failure to Consider Environmental Impact on Endangered Grizzly and Bull Trout Populations
By: Alexandra Douglass
On April 12, 2012, a federal district court in Montana invalidated the Federal Government’s approval of the first phase of Rock Creek Mine construction, a major copper and silver mine.… Click here to read more.
We’re Calling About Your Car Warranty: A Glimpse Inside the Fraudulent Phone Calls Used to Obtain Sensitive Information and the Steps You Can Take to Stop These Scams.
By: Jared Calderon
Whether or not you are a vehicle owner, it is likely that in the last year, you have received an automated scam call that went something like this; “Hello this is ___ we’re calling to alert you that your car warranty is expiring/has been extended”.… Click here to read more.
RECREATIONAL MARIJUANA IN NEW YORK: HOW WE GOT HERE AND WHAT IT MEANS FOR OUR STATE
By: Dominick DeRosa
On March 31st, 2021, New York became the 16th state to make the recreational use of Cannabis (“marijuana”) legal after Governor Andrew Cuomo signed into law Senate Bill S854A (“the Bill”).… Click here to read more.
Technology in Legal Education and Practice: Then, Now, and Next
By: Victoria Lynne Harrison
During the recent pandemic, the world has had to rethink how it does…everything.… Click here to read more.
Law Firms’ Courageous Omission from Embracing Technology Fraught with Systemic Bias
By: Mandy Mobley Li
As Covid-19 has made it necessary for people to keep their distance from each other, robots are stepping in to fill essential roles.… Click here to read more.
Facial Technology: How Private Companies Partner with Law Enforcement Agencies for Surveillance
By: Brady Turner
Imagine walking outside to go to the local coffee shop.… Click here to read more.