Written By: Adena Chen The first thing I say every morning is, “Alexa, what’s the weather like today?” Homes, today, are commonly equipped with voice assistant smart devices. Many buyers purchased these devices to make their lives easier with the… Continue Reading
Written By: Julia Aguilar On January 1, 2020, the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (“CCPA”) took effect. Created as a resource to offer “consumers more control over the personal information collected about them,” the CCPA was partly introduced in… Continue Reading
Written By: Amy Metzgar Politicians use music as a soundtrack to their campaign rallies,[1] commercials,[2] and other election events.[3] Generally, as long as the campaign has obtained a public performance license (or the venue they are using has a public… Continue Reading
Written By: Tabina Haider As technology progresses, the realm of trademark law is expanding. Many things are now trademarkable; from words and sounds to shapes and symbols. This has grown even to the sense of smell. Precedent has shown that… Continue Reading
Written By: Alice Chuang Life in 2020 has been heavily been dictated by the novel COVID-19 virus. With alarming infection and fatality rates has been changing what is considered the “new normal.”[1] Vaccine research and development around the world has… Continue Reading
Written By: Edgar Guzman TikTok, a short-form video social networking application owned by Chinese company ByteDance, has amassed worldwide popularity since late 2018. Unfortunately, alongside a rise in popularity, the app has gained controversy with U.S. lawmakers raising “national security… Continue Reading
