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…
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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In the digital age, influencer marketing has emerged as a potent tool for brands to reach their target audiences. However, these partnerships bring forth a myriad of legal complexities, particularly…
Artificial intelligence may be all the rage in Silicon Valley, but it seems to be gaining admirers a bit further south in Hollywood. While many of Tinseltown’s finest are interested…
In September 2012, inter partes review (IPR) replaced inter partes reexamination, allowing any third party to petition the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) for review of any patent’s validity…
Calls for sustainability in every industry are growing louder with each passing year, and fashion has been no exception. This past New York Fashion Week, sustainability was a front row…
The Engelberg Center on Innovation Law & Policy at NYU Law studies the drivers of innovation and law and policy that best support innovation. The Center has a wide variety…
Is an eBook really the same as a physical copy of a book? Who really owns an eBook and what even is ownership? What is the relationship between publishers, platforms,…
Jason Mika* Māui Hudson** & Natalie Kusabs*** Download a PDF version of this article here. In this paper, principles of Indigenous data sovereignty are examined in the collection and use…