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JIPEL Blog 2021-2022 Labor Technology Unfair Competition

Failing to Deliver: How Recent New York Legislation Aimed at the Food Delivery Market Misses the Mark

Mar 30, 2022 Molly Collett, JD '23

New York City’s restaurant industry is a bedrock of this city’s cultural, social, and economic capital. However, the relationship between this industry and its customer-base is increasingly mediated by out-of-state,…

Blockchain Copyright JIPEL Blog 2021-2022 Sports

NFTs In Sports Industry May Expose “Minty” Fresh Cracks in the IP Legal Landscape

Mar 29, 2022 Hanna Balcha, JD '23

Today’s digital world is evolving constantly and at extraordinary speeds. Along with these evolutions in the digital space, forms of investment and ownership are also advancing to make use of…

JIPEL Blog 2021-2022 Medicine Patent

Patenting Psychedelic Drugs

Mar 24, 2022 Aryeh Helfgott, JD '23

Research and investment in psychedelic drugs have exploded in recent years. Clinical trials have shown promising results using long-stigmatized drugs like psilocybin (found in magic mushrooms), LSD, and MDMA to treat various mental-health…

Art Criminal International JIPEL Blog 2021-2022

Recent Developments in the Restitution of Nazi-Looted Art

Mar 23, 2022 Caroline Henebry, JD '23

Over the course of this winter, the art world has seen several significant developments in legal cases concerning the restitution of art looted by the Nazis during World War II.…

Blockchain Copyright JIPEL Blog 2021-2022 Music Technology

How NFTs Could Change the Music Industry – For Better or Worse

Mar 22, 2022 Lindsay Harris, JD '23

Non-fungible tokens, known colloquially as NFTs, have gained popularity due to both their scarcity and variety. NFTs can link to underlying assets that range from physical works of art to…

Copyright Entertainment JIPEL Blog 2021-2022 Technology Video Games

Nintendo’s Actions Demonstrate Our Intellectual Property Laws are Broken

Mar 21, 2022 Luciano Hamel, JD '23

Nintendo has a love-hate relationship with some of its biggest fans. The competitive Super Smash Bros. community, a group of hardcore gamers who compete head-to-head with one another in games…

Fashion JIPEL Blog 2021-2022 Trademark

Metaverse: Fashion Trademark Battles to Watch

Mar 16, 2022 Ana Leticia Allevato, LLM '22

While society cannot yet live on different planets, we continue to create parallel [virtual] realities. The most recent of them is the metaverse, and similar to what has happened to…

Copyright Entertainment JIPEL Blog 2021-2022

The Unofficial Bridgerton Musical: The easy permission model of Netflix should be the future for fan-created works

Mar 14, 2022 EJ Benjamin, JD '23

Bridgerton is the Netflix television sensation that enraptured the United States in late 2020. Arriving just in time for the Christmas holiday season after a fraught election cycle and during…

Copyright JIPEL Blog 2021-2022 Music

The Ongoing Gold Rush in Music Catalog Sales

Mar 11, 2022 Aaron Lichtschein, JD '23

Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, and Stevie Nicks. Acclaimed musicians, iconic cultural figures and a few of the many artists who have recently sold copyright ownership in their songs. And the…

COVID-19 Entertainment Symposium

Announcing JIPEL’s 2022 Symposium:

The Step Ahead: The Return of Broadway in the Age of Coronavirus

Mar 9, 2022 Jacob Golan

On March 25, 2022, NYU’s Journal of Intellectual Property and Entertainment Law will host its annual symposium, this year titled “The Step Ahead: The Return of Broadway in the Age…

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