Introduction Death is a central theme lingering in Damien Hirst’s art. Now, it’s making an appearance in an all-new way. In May of 2025, in an interview with the London…
After almost two decades of near-unsupervised digital currency innovation, the United States has finally enacted legislation targeting one corner of the cryptocurrency (or “crypto”) ecosystem. In July 2025, President Trump…
You may view and download a PDF of the complete issue here. Our Fall 2025 Issue—Volume 15, Number 1—examines how intellectual property doctrine is straining (and adapting) across a set of…
Jessica Silbey* & Samantha Zyontz** Download a PDF version of this article here. In the internet age, the copyright de minimis defense has increased in relevance as copyright lawsuits (and…
Sean A. Pager* & Eric Priest** Download a PDF version of this article here. Commentators have repeatedly claimed that digital technologies render producers and recording engineers effectively obsolete. Supposedly, any…
Michael P. Goodyear* Download a PDF version of this article here. Platform liability is a complex landscape under U.S. law. Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act has generated significant…
Taorui Guan* Download a PDF version of this article here. As the United States and China compete ever more intensely for technological primacy in fields ranging from artificial intelligence to…
Ben Anderson * Download a PDF version of this article here. AI platforms present a challenge for our current doctrines of secondary copyright infringement. Currently, AI platforms’ degree of exposure…
Cindy L. Chang* Download a PDF version of this article here. Rapid advances in generative artificial intelligence have fueled a wave of copyright class action litigation by authors, artists, and…
It’s no secret that lawyers are not scientists. The data is clear. An incredibly small portion of law school applicants, and later lawyers, have backgrounds in STEM. What follows is…