Written by: Sonia Faizy After nearly two decades, 9,000 billable hours later,[1] and approximately $3.5 million in pro bono legal services for the Native American petitioners,[2] the battle over the Washington Redskins’ trademark continues to rage on with no clear… Continue Reading
Written by: Irram Khan On September 27, 2016, Elon Musk, inventor and founder of SpaceX, revealed details on his plan to colonize Mars.[1] This endeavor is more than just a savvy actualization of a 1960s sci-fi novel—it’s a significant advancement… Continue Reading
Written by: Michael Choi Breaking away when a situation becomes unfavorable, while not the smoothest option, is an appropriate option to consider. However, failing to consider the ramifications of turning away may complicate the situation further. Enter: Brexit. Brexit, a… Continue Reading
Written by: Luis Colula Yahoo, one of the largest email providers, revealed last week that it experienced a cyber attack in late 2014.[1] Yahoo discovered the breach only after it was alerted of a separate, unconfirmed breach, which had prompted… Continue Reading
Written by: Daniel Armstrong How difficult should it be to protect design? It’s a common enough notion: risk-takers and innovators want to be rewarded for creative solutions and designs, but in order to reap the benefits of their labor, the… Continue Reading
Written by: Matthew Cox The construction industry is governed by many different bodies of law. Arguably, contract law lays the unifying foundation for the industry. But other bodies of law still play vital roles in shaping the ever-changing legal landscape. … Continue Reading
By Chris A. Batiste-Boykin On March 6, 2014, Newsweek published an article by reporter Leah McGrath Goodman in which Goodman claimed to have identified the creator of Bitcoin as Mr. Dorian Nakamoto. The article reads almost like a Tom Clancy… Continue Reading
By Wilson Lau On February 8, 2014, a new coffee shop opened its doors in Los Feliz, Los Angeles. According to the general consensus, the shop’s coffee is “pretty awful,” yet people were willing wait in line for an hour… Continue Reading
By Lauren Harriman Heads up—Dropbox just dropped a bomb during its most recent Terms of Service (TOS) and Privacy Policy update, and you need to take action! The update, which takes effect on March 24, adds an arbitration section to the TOS.… Continue Reading
By Nicole Syzdek Gartner, Inc., an American information technology research and advisory firm, reported that in 2013, combined end-user spending on 3-D printers will reach $412 million, up 43% from 2012.[1] This rapid increase in revenue for 3-D printing companies… Continue Reading
