Blackbeard’s ship, Queen Anne’s Revenge, may have sunk over 300 years ago, but the passage of three centuries isn’t stopping the vessel from causing coastal headaches. Last week, in Allen v. Cooper, the Supreme Court heard arguments from Frederick Allen, a researcher who obtained copyright protection of his documentation of the 1998 recovery of the […]

When 51 leading CEOs recently sent a letter to Congressional leaders to urge the adoption of a national consumer data privacy law, they indicated that one reason for its enactment would be to “enable continued innovation and growth in the data economy.” Now, a focused bipartisan Senate bill has emerged that promises to support greater […]

Two recent Supreme Court cases abrogated § 2(a) of the Lanham Act, which prohibited the registration of trademarks that were disparaging, immoral, or scandalous. While the Supreme Court justified the death of § 2(a) on the grounds of free speech, it has also opened up a new problem for Native American communities. § 2(a) was […]

Most people think of video games as being a complex, challenging, and creative source of entertainment that has become a major part of the entertainment industry over the past decade. However, this growth, which has led to major breakthroughs in video game technology, has brought with it the unforeseen evil of loot boxes.

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