Sarah Horne 5/9/25 Sarah Horne 5/9/25

Copyright Infringement vs. Fair Use in the Wake of Artificial Intelligence

Thomson Reuters prevailed in its lawsuit against Ross Intelligence over artificial intelligence and copyright infringement. This ruling marks the first case to apply the four-factor fair use test to find copyright infringement by an AI model.

Isaac Dunn 5/7/25 Isaac Dunn 5/7/25

Medical Marijuana Inc. v. Horn's Effect on Anticounterfeiting and 43(a) False Advertising

Leyla Izquierdo 5/2/25 Leyla Izquierdo 5/2/25

TikTok Shop’s Trademark Challenges: The Rise of Counterfeits and Dupes

Harnoor Kohli 4/30/25 Harnoor Kohli 4/30/25

The Use of AI in Visual Media

Ryan King 4/25/25 Ryan King 4/25/25

Generative AI and the Future of Patentability

Chris van Dover 4/23/25 Chris van Dover 4/23/25

A Chink in the Armor: Problems with Patentability of Fundamental Game Mechanics

Lan-Khanh Tran 4/18/25 Lan-Khanh Tran 4/18/25

The Three Stripes Versus the World: Usurping Adidas in Trademark Dominance

Tyler Tucker 4/16/25 Tyler Tucker 4/16/25

Qualcomm Inc. v. Intel Corp.

Christopher Barclay 4/11/25 Christopher Barclay 4/11/25

Philips N. Am., LLC v. Garmin Int'l, Inc.

Lily Fernandez 4/9/25 Lily Fernandez 4/9/25

The Reality of Using AI in Patent Applications

Andre Torres 4/4/25 Andre Torres 4/4/25

A Victory for Music Streaming Artists

Kathleen Dinoso 4/2/25 Kathleen Dinoso 4/2/25

TikTok Inc. v. Garland: The Supreme Court’s Restriction on Foreign-Owned Intellectual Property

Eyob Mesfin 3/28/25 Eyob Mesfin 3/28/25

Can AI Improve Patent Quality?

Andrea Pacheco 3/26/25 Andrea Pacheco 3/26/25

Thaler v. Perlmutter: AI Artwork Not Yet Eligible for Copyright Protection

Isabel Wolff 3/21/25 Isabel Wolff 3/21/25

Managing Screen Time: Protecting Kids’ Likeness Online

Kathy Guo 3/19/25 Kathy Guo 3/19/25

The Post-Warhol Challenge of Implementing The Fair-Use Doctrine

Ray Wang 3/14/25 Ray Wang 3/14/25

Cybersquatting: A Domain Predator

Takeera Sconiers 3/13/25 Takeera Sconiers 3/13/25

The Right to Hip-Hop

Ryan Burgan 3/7/25 Ryan Burgan 3/7/25

Nintendo Is Wrong on One Patent Claim Against Palworld

Sahar Tariq 3/5/25 Sahar Tariq 3/5/25

Vidal v. Elster “TRUMP TOO SMALL” Is Out, Where Do We Go From Here?

Copyright Infringement vs. Fair Use in the Wake of Artificial Intelligence

<em> Medical Marijuana Inc. v. Horn's </em> Effect on Anticounterfeiting and 43(a) False Advertising

TikTok Shop’s Trademark Challenges: The Rise of Counterfeits and Dupes

The Use of AI in Visual Media

Generative AI and the Future of Patentability

A Chink in the Armor: Problems with Patentability of Fundamental Game Mechanics

The Three Stripes Versus the World: Usurping Adidas in Trademark Dominance

<em> Qualcomm Inc. v. Intel Corp. </em>

<em> Philips N. Am., LLC v. Garmin Int'l, Inc. </em>

The Reality of Using AI in Patent Applications

A Victory for Music Streaming Artists

<em> TikTok Inc. v. Garland: </em> The Supreme Court’s Restriction on Foreign-Owned Intellectual Property

Can AI Improve Patent Quality?

Thaler v. Perlmutter: AI Artwork Not Yet Eligible for Copyright Protection

Managing Screen Time: Protecting Kids’ Likeness Online

The </em> Post-Warhol </em> Challenge of Implementing The Fair-Use Doctrine

Cybersquatting: A Domain Predator

The Right to Hip-Hop

Nintendo Is Wrong on One Patent Claim Against Palworld

<em> Vidal v. Elster <em> “TRUMP TOO SMALL” Is Out, Where Do We Go From Here?