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Oklahoma’s Bible Policy: The Evolving Establishment Clause from Lemon to Kennedy
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The Free Content Illusion
Conventional scholarly wisdom tends to discount the importance of copyright as a tool for delivering remuneration to the artists that sustain the digital creative ecosystem or as an enabling mechanism that facilitates the licensing, distribution, and financing transactions that constitute the…
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The Transatlantic Clinical Trial Transparency Gap
Clinical trial data occupy a contested space between private commercial assets and public goods. While the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has historically shielded these data through expansive trade-secret interpretations, the European Union (EU) has adopted a more open disclosure…
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Toward a Transformative Fair Use Standard After Warhol
The Supreme Court’s 2023 decision in Andy Warhol Foundation v. Goldsmith narrowed the transformative fair use inquiry but left unresolved where derivative adaptation ends and genuine transformation begins. This article proposes that the Purpose-Expression Shift (PES) Framework can supply that…
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Patents In Paradise: The Evolution of Patent Law in the Cayman Islands
This study examines the Cayman Islands’ unique position in the global intellectual property (IP) landscape, contrasting its success as an exporter of financial and legal services with the inherently domestic nature of patent protection. We hypothesize that due to this limitation, the Cayman Islands…
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No Patent Attorney in Their Right Mind: How Jepson Claims Clarify Subject Matter Eligibility Post-Mayo
Patent practitioners have gradually shelved Jepson claims for four decades. In those four decades, Supreme Court patent subject matter eligibility jurisprudence has taken a roller-coaster ride from an ancient point-of-novelty approach through the days of Diamond v. Diehr and back to a modernized…
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Unplugging the Federal Right of Publicity: Why Existing Laws Can Protect Artists Without a Federal Right of Publicity
The rapid rise of artificial intelligence(AI)in music creation has sparked concern over how the rights of artists can remain adequately protected from unauthorized uses of their voices, likeliness, and stylistic elements. A popular proposed solution to this complex problem is the creation of a…
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Victims’ Rights or the Public’s Right to Know: Rethinking the Boundaries of the Right of Publicity in True Crime
Advancements in technology and the development of new online platforms have paved the way for true crime to become one of the most popular genres today. While some believe true crime content is akin to news reporting, others have raised ethical concerns and believe that victims’ identities should…
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A Shareholder’s Guide to Blowing up 100 Years of Delaware Corporate Law: Intellectual Property and Corporate Governance After Delaware Senate Bill No. 313
This note examines the intersection between shareholders agreements and intellectual property ownership in Delaware corporations after Delaware Senate Bill No. 313. Delaware corporate governance law has created extensive statutory and case law balancing the competing interests of corporate actors…
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Pills, Powders, and Proprietary Blends: The IP and Regulatory Battle Over Dietary Supplement Transparency
Available in the form of pills, powders, gummies, bars, and countless other options, dietary supplements have become a cornerstone of the health and wellness industry and a popular product amongst health-conscious consumers. Fueled by the rise of social media influencers and a surge in…
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Fight for Your Right: An Analysis of a Musician’s Ability to Terminate a Copyright Assignment of a Music Recording
In 2019, musicians joined together to launch two separate lawsuits against Sony Music Entertainment (“Sony”) and Universal Music Group (“UMG”) after the record labels ignored the musicians’ copyright termination notices. Copyright termination is a powerful tool that allows the original owner of a…
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Disbarment Disparities: How Law School Prestige Affects Disbarment Rates
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Reinforcement Learning: A Paradigm Shift in AI Training and its Competitive Implications
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Put Your Money Where Your Vote Is: An Analysis of Election Betting in the United States
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Game Changer: College Athletes’ Employee Status in Light of Johnson and the Changing NCAA Landscape
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