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JIPEL Vol. 12 - No. 1

Unpacking Coasian ‘Red Boxes’: Universities and Commercialization

Jan 23, 2023 Andrew P. Morriss & Roger E. Meiners

Andrew P. Morriss* & Roger E. Meiners** Download a PDF version of this article here. In The Nature of the Firm, Ronald Coase explains how firms represent a suspension of…

JIPEL Vol. 12 - No. 1

JIPEL Vol. 12 – No. 1

Jan 23, 2023 Jacob Golan

Our Fall 2022 Issue—Volume 12, Issue 1—focuses on interdisciplinarity in understanding the development and future of intellectual property law. First, Professor S. Sean Tu and Charles Duan present a study…

JIPEL Blog 2022-2023 Technology

Miami’s Tech Boom Sets Lawyers at the Forefront of Innovation

Nov 21, 2022 Cole Kauffman, JD '24

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez went viral in late 2020 after a venture capitalist’s tweet suggested that Silicon Valley should be relocated to Miami by responding, “How can I help?” Brief…

Art JIPEL Blog 2022-2023

A New Path Forward in Art Restitution

Nov 18, 2022 Reizl Halikman, JD '24

A recent deal signals a move away from the court system when it comes to art restitution. Negotiations between Leonard Stern, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Greek government…

First Amendment Free Speech JIPEL Blog 2022-2023

The Fifth Circuit vs. The First Amendment

Nov 16, 2022 Batya Kemper, JD '24

On September 16th, the Fifth Circuit sent legal experts and tech workers into a furor with a ruling radical even by the standards of a court known for its conservative…

JIPEL Blog 2022-2023 Trademark

Worries About the Propertization of Color

Nov 14, 2022 Jack Baum, JD '24

Trademarks come in a variety of forms. Indeed, trademark protection is not restricted to verbal marks like “Coca-Cola” and “Apple” but extends to an array of non-verbal source identifiers. Among…

Entertainment JIPEL Blog 2022-2023

The Spectacle of Entertainment Law: A New Courtroom Drama

Nov 11, 2022 Alexis Biegen, JD '24

Our infatuation with high-profile celebrity trials is not a new phenomenon. Approximately 150 million people watched as O.J. Simpson was tried for the murder of his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson,…

Art JIPEL Blog 2022-2023 Trademark

How an Art Collective’s Gimmicks Could Clarify the Boundary Between First Amendment Rights and Trademark Protections

Nov 9, 2022 Rachel Burns, JD '24

Despite the two lawsuits recently brought against MSCHF, the brand isn’t too worried about being sued. The art collective aptly pronounced “Mischief” approaches lawsuits as it does everything, from its…

Copyright JIPEL Blog 2022-2023 Music

The Art of Sampling and Copyright Infringement: How Do We Strike a Balance Between the Two?

Nov 7, 2022 Amelia Diaz, JD '24

In 2015, a unanimous jury found that the 2013 hit single ‘Blurred Lines’ had infringed upon copyrighted elements of Marvin Gaye’s 1977 song ‘Got to Give it Up’ and ordered…

Art Artificial Intelligence Copyright JIPEL Blog 2022-2023

The Intellectual Property Implications of AI-Generated Images

Nov 4, 2022 Tanner Co, JD '24

AI-generated imagery is taking the world by storm. Consumer-facing AI systems such DALL-E 2, Stable Diffusion, and Midjourney are able to near-instantly generate impressive visual works based on textual prompts.…

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