A Look Into the Fight Against North Carolina’s Unfair NIL Ban
In June 2021, the Supreme Court decided NCAA v. Alston which spurred the NCAA to change its rules and allow college athletes to profit from their name, image, and likeness…
Angry Gamers: Developer Caught Using Bots in Disguise of Humans
As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more popular and sophisticated, AI-based software that plays video games in place of humans, more commonly known as bots, will also become more prevalent and…
Streaming Showdown: How Fubo’s Lawsuit Could Change the Game
FuboTV has filed a high-stakes lawsuit against some of the largest media companies in the United States, including Disney, Warner Brothers, and Fox. The dispute centers on a joint venture…
Patents and Trade Secrets: Complementary or Competing Modes of IP Protection?
Patents and trade secrets serve a common purpose of promoting scientific progress and competition, but they fulfill this Constitutional mandate through opposing means. While trade secrets rely on nondisclosure, the…
Is PERA a Step in the Right Direction for Patent Policy?
This September, the Patent Eligibility Restoration Act (PERA) was introduced in the United States (US) House of Representatives, following its introduction in the Senate in 2023. Much of the motivation…