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JIPEL Vol. 13 - No. 1 Uncategorized

Beyond Free Markets and Consumer Autonomy: Rethinking Consumer Financial Protection in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Feb 29, 2024 Jason Jia-Xi Wu

Jason Jia-Xi Wu* Download a PDF version of this article here. The rampant growth of artificial intelligence (AI) has reshaped the landscape of credit underwriting and distribution in consumer financial…

JIPEL Vol. 13 - No. 1

International Implementation of the Doctrine of Foreign Equivalents: How to Save Foreign Generic Terms From Appropriation

Feb 29, 2024 Albert Simonyan

Albert Simonyan * Download a PDF version of this article here. Trademark protection became a subject of international regulations decades ago. However, in the modern era of globalization and international…

JIPEL Vol. 13 - No. 1

The Horrors of Copyright Law: An Analysis of Character Copyright Issues & Iconic Horror Villains

Feb 29, 2024 Alexa Browning

Alexa Browning Download a PDF version of this article here. Character copyrightability is a complex and nuanced legal issue that the courts have wrestled with for decades. Due to this,…

JIPEL Vol. 13 - No. 1

Working Stiff: Extending the Statutory Labor Dispute Exemption to WWE Wrestlers

Feb 29, 2024 Charles Hill

Charles Hill Download a PDF version of this article here. Introduction I. Labor in Professional Wrestling II. The Statutory Labor Dispute Exemption A. The Origins of the Statutory Labor Dispute…

Art JIPEL Blog 2023-2024

Understanding Artifact Repatriation through the Lens of Intellectual Property

Feb 26, 2024 Emily Feigenbaum, JD '25

The Elgin Marbles were removed by a British aristocrat in the early 1800s from temple walls in Ottoman-controlled Greece. The sculpture collection was shipped and sold to the British government,…

Artificial Intelligence JIPEL Blog 2023-2024 Technology

What is the Place of Synthetic Data in US and EU Laws?

Feb 19, 2024 Boru Gollo, LLM'24

At the moment, the predominant source of data utilized for training Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems is derived from events occurring in the physical world or from individual attributes (referred to…

Artificial Intelligence Copyright Entertainment JIPEL Blog 2023-2024 Technology

The End of the Writers’ Strike. The Beginning of a Better Future?

Feb 12, 2024 Eva Hong, JD '25

The 2023 writers’ strike, the second longest one in Hollywood history, ended on September 27. As writers struggled to make ends meet, studio tourists turned to join the picket line,…

JIPEL Blog 2023-2024 Privacy Technology

Deepfakes Unleashed: From Social Media to the Courtroom

Nov 17, 2023 Lexi Yob, JD '25

While reading a New York Times article by Catharine A. MacKinnon for NYU Law’s Art Law Class with Professor Amy Adler, I was particularly struck by Mackinnon’s mention of Deepfakes…

Art JIPEL Blog 2023-2024

Does VARA Prevent a School from Covering a Pair of Murals Deemed Racially Offensive? Second Circuit Says No.

Nov 15, 2023 Julia Gourary, JD '25

The debate over what to do about controversial public art is not new. But a recent dispute over a pair of murals at Vermont Law School deemed racially offensive adds…

International JIPEL Blog 2023-2024 Trademark

Abitron v. Hetronic: U.S. Trademarks No Longer Protected Against Foreign Infringement

Nov 13, 2023 Benjamin Cohen, JD '25

U.S. intellectual property has lost protection at the international level. Amidst a handful of controversial opinions handed down this summer, the Supreme Court addressed the Lanham Act’s applicability to foreign…

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