The Journal of High Technology Law - 2021
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- HEARTLESS PATENTING: HOW THE ADVENT OF 3D PRINTED HUMAN ORGANS WILL RESHAPE OUR THINKING OF PATENT LAW.
- INJURY, INEQUALITY, AND REMEDIES: DEVELOPMENTS IN INJUNCTIVE RELIEF AND DAMAGES IN INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY CASES.
- OVERHYPING MASS TORTS FOR AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES: WHY PREEMPTING CIVIL TORT LIABILITY IS UNWARRANTED.
- SILENT NO MORE: HOW DEEPFAKES WILL FORCE COURTS TO RECONSIDER VIDEO ADMISSION STANDARDS.
- SOCIAL MEDIA, RACISM, AND SPORTS: SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS, NOT GOVERNMENTS, ARE BEST POSITIONED TO CHANGE THE GAME.
- THE REAL SLIM SHADY: HOW SPOTIFY AND OTHER MUSIC STREAMING SERVICES ARE TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE LOOPHOLES WITHIN THE MUSIC MODERNIZATION ACT.
- NEWSPACE: THE RISE OF THE PRIVATE SPACE INDUSTRY IS THREATENING THE CURRENT LEGAL FRAMEWORK GOVERNING OUTER SPACE.
- THE HUMAN RIGHTS IMPLICATIONS OF CHINA'S SOCIAL CREDIT SYSTEM.
- GETTING IT RIGHT : LAW ENFORCEMENT'S USE OF ANCESTRY WEBSITES TO CATCH CRIMINALS.
- STIFLING INNOVATION: DATA COLLECTING PATENTS IN THE MEDICAL DEVICE INDUSTRY.
- AN ALTERNATIVE APPROACH TO CLIMATE CHANGE LITIGATION: FUNDAMENTAL CLIMATE RIGHTS & DECENTRALIZED RENEWABLE PROGRAMS.
- BLIND LEADING THE BLIND: A CASE FOR A LEGALLY CONSCIOUS, ANONYMOUS EMPLOYMENT APP.
- THE UGLY TRUTH ABOUT CYBER INSURANCE & GOVERNMENTAL DATA BREACHES.
- PACKING PLASTIC: HOW A FEDERAL BAN ON 3D PRINTED FIREARMS MAY PROTECT THE PUBLIC WHILE RETAINING CONSTITUTIONALITY.