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The Generation of Maladies: The U.S. Tech Giants
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Insider Trading in Crypto Assets—Back to First Principles?
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The TechCons
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Big Tech and Consumer Payments: the Good, the Bad, and the Unintended Consequences
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Antitrust and Tech Giants: Learning from United States v. Google LLC
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AI and the Conflict Between the Patchwork of US Data Privacy Law and the EU’s GDPR
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EU Agrees To Accede To Controversial WIPO Agreement Raising GI Protection
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ULTRAS: RETHINKING TAX POLICY FOR DIGITAL ASSETS
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Requiem for the EU: The Internal Costs of the Brussels Effect and the Digital Services Act as Case Study
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AI Art and U.S. Copyright Decisions: What the U.S. Can Do Differently Than China and the E.U. To Efficiently Promote Balance Between AI Innovation and Copyright Regulation
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How to Evaluate Non-Majority Control: What History and Statutes Tell Us
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Inventors, Licensing Groups Back US Withdrawal From Standards-Essential Patent Pact
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How to Evaluate Non-Majority Control: What History and Statutes Tell Us—Part II: The Definitional Consensus
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Embattled SEC Climate-Related Disclosure Regulation
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Algorithms in Finance: Balancing First Amendment Protections and Regulation
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Local Power, Global Platforms: Regulating Airbnb in the Age of Digital Commerce
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Have You Been Duped? Counterfeiting and Contributory Trademark Infringement in the World of E-Commerce, Social Media, and Influencers
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Conscious Neutrality for the U.S. Department of Justice Community Relations Service
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Big Tech as Transnational Spyware Regulator
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U.S. News U.: or, The Fighting Volunteer Hurricanes
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Conflicting Fiduciary Duties, Indirect Control, and Post-Demand Evidence: The Paramount Books and Records Litigation
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The National Labor Relations Act Patch Notes: Recent Changes to the Federal Employment Law Landscape, Its Impact on Esport Players, and What These Changes Indicate About the Future
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Tiktok On the Clock: It Is Time to Hold Social Media Platforms Responsible for the Dangerous Content They Push to Children
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Shackles or Safeguards?: Tailoring NDAs and Noncompetes to Protect Interests Without Imposing Uniform Restraints
