- Copyrights in Computer-Generated Works: Whom, if Anyone, Do We Reward?
By: Darin Glasser
Computer-generated works raise grave authorship concerns under U.S. copyright law, with arguments in favor of allocating copyrights to the computer user, programmer, the computer itself, or some combination therein. The author ...
- International Liability in Cyberspace
By: Matthew Crane
Activities in cyberspace often expose companies to “cybertorts”, a species of tort particularly difficult to reconcile with standard insurance policies. The author explores some of the difficulties in obtaining coverage for ...
- Virtual Las Vegas: Regulate or Prohibit?
By: Cara Franklin
With online gambling becoming increasingly accessible and popular, state and federal politicians are asking themselves how to make the prohibition on online gambling effective. Nevertheless, questions still linger as to whether ...
- The Clone Wars: The Growing Debate Over Federal Cloning Legislation
By: John Garvish
As readers of science fiction are well aware, the term “clone” refers to asexually produced offspring, that is, offspring produced by a process of cell-division which does not begin with the ...
- International Upheaval: Patent Independence Protectionists and the Hague Conference
By: Kyle Grimshaw
International lawmakers presently are negotiating a treaty that would not only allow U.S. courts to grant summary judgment in patent infringement suits if a court in Canada or Europe previously found ...