Blog Post
By: Thomas Romano
With the widespread increase in technological advancements throughout the world, cyber terrorism has become a national security concern for many countries. So, what is cyber terrorism?
By: Elizabeth Gaffney
On the heels of the 57th Annual Grammy Awards, the music industry’s biggest night of the year, the spotlight has shifted to Washington D.C. and the battle over music rates and copyright laws.
By: Sid Bahl
With today’s technology changing at a rapid pace, the amount of electronically stored information increases at a tremendous rate. Electronic discovery (“e-discoveryâ€) is the process of producing electronically stored information that is either relevant to a party’s claims or defenses.
By: Heather DeLaurie
The Keystone Pipeline has been a controversial topic among politicians and environmentalists alike. The Senate recently voted against the pipeline that would extend from Canada, through the mid-western United States, down to Texas.
By: Brian Deaver
Recently, in the wake of the Ferguson Grand Jury decision, many jurisdictions, including Baltimore County, are requiring their officers to wear video recording devices on their uniforms.
By: Peter Levrant
One of the biggest targets of Affordable Care Act opponents is the medical device tax, which imposes a 2.3% tax on the sale of medical devices.
By: Sara Ahmed It is “Happy Birthday to You.†The song we all inevitably sing at birthday parties. But could you be infringing someone’s copyright by singing this song?
By: Amanda Haasz
General Motors is warning its customers that using the 2015 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray's performance monitoring system “Valet Mode†may be illegal in some states.
By: John Boyd
The DEA believes that it can impersonate people on social media to contact wanted fugitives and suspected drug dealers. The New York legislature enacted a statute that criminalizes Internet impersonation.
By: Stacy Marris
Halloween Edition! Has the mystery of Jack the Ripper finally been solved? The evidence is convincing, but probably too speculative for any modern court.