Blog 2017

Blog 2017

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Created Aug 08, 2022

Proposed football league to rival NCAA, starts in summer 2018

by Jacky Brammer

Published: Jan 29, 2017

Will Nursing Home Residents Get Their Day in Court

by Doriyon Glass

Published: Jan 20, 2017

Marijuana in the Workplace

by Doriyon Glass

Published: Jan 11, 2017

Airbnb Fights to Continue its Mission in New York

by Charity Barger

Published: Jan 07, 2017

SCOTUS is Talking Fashion, Cheerleader Fashion

by Doriyon Glass

Published: Jan 03, 2017

A Victory for Farm Animals, How Great a Loss for Farmers?

by Anna-Bryce Flowe

Published: Dec 27, 2017

FinTech Spotlight Interview: Erin Fonté

by Maria Pigna

Published: Feb 16, 2017

FinTech: The Big Buzz in Law, Regulation, and Business

by Doriyon Glass

Published: Feb 19, 2017

Banking In-House Counsel Panel talk about how Dodd-Frank has changed their jobs for the better and the worse

by Jacky Brammer

Published: Feb 16, 2017

JBIPL SYMPOSIUM SPOTLIGHT INTERVIEW: PROF. ARTHUR WILMARTH

by Zack Young

Published: Feb 12, 2017

Panel on Consumer Protection: The Future under the Trump Administration

by Charity Barger

Published: Feb 10, 2017

The Survival of Community Banking

by Katherine Escalante

Published: Feb 10, 2017

Life of an In-House Counsel. . . In a Heavily Regulated Field

by Brandy Nickoloff

Published: Feb 10, 2017

Overview Cybersecurity Panel – JBIPL 2017 Symposium

by Libby Casale

Published: Feb 10, 2017

JBIPL’s 2017 Spring Symposium Hones in on a Moving Target – Banking Law: Current and Future Issues

by Cara Van Dorn

Published: Jan 09, 2017

The Growing and Changing Business of “Impact Investing” in Private Group Homes for Disabled Adults

by Anna-Bryce Flowe

Published: Feb 05, 2017

Can American Companies be Great Without Immigrants?

by Cara Van Dorn

Published: Apr 09, 2017

Lexmark: A Closer Look at the Patent Exhaustion Doctrine when Articles are Sold Outside the U.S.

by Katherine Escalante

Published: Apr 02, 2017

Fiat Chrysler Admitting to Emitting?

by Brandy Nickoloff

Published: Mar 31, 2017

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Files Suit against Navient in Preparation for Legal Showdown with Trump Administration

by Jacky Brammer

Published: Mar 29, 2017

THE FATE OF THE FIDUCIARY RULE

by Cara Van Dorn

Published: Mar 27, 2017

The Potential End to Chevron Deference – An Avenue for Changing the USPTO’s Broadest Claim Interpretation Standard

by Katherine Escalante

Published: Mar 12, 2017

CIA Releases New Rules for Collecting Information on Americans

by Maria Pigna

Published: Mar 01, 2017

The Business of the Oscars

by Jacky Brammer

Published: Feb 26, 2017

The Blockchain: Real-Time Payment Processing

by Thomas Gaffney

Published: Feb 23, 2017

Overview: Consumer Protection Panel, JBIPL Symposium 2017

by Anna-Bryce Flowe

Published: Feb 23, 2017

Air Bagged and Sold: The Price of Nonfunctional Slack-fill

by Ralph J. D’Agostino

Published: Jun 18, 2017

Has Privacy Become a Silently Enforced Business Strategy?

by Maria Pigna

Published: Jun 17, 2017

The California DMV is Putting Its Foot Down on Regulation for Top Notch Cybersecurity Laws in Autonomous Cars

by Thomas Gaffney

Published: Jun 10, 2017

Qualified Immunity for Non-Profit Board Members in North Carolina

by Tommy Tobin

Published: May 28, 2017

Digital Gold: How Data Ownership Creates a Barrier to Market-Entry for Tech Startups

by Cara Van Dorn

Published: May 21, 2017

Who’s Listening: A Kid-Friendly Cyber Threat

by Katherine Escalante

Published: May 12, 2017

2016-2017

Published: May 05, 2017

Cher Knows You Can Copyright This Font, But Not This Typeface

by Brandy Nickoloff

Published: May 02, 2017

New York State is Setting a New Precedent on Financial Cybersecurity Regulation

by Thomas Gaffney

Published: Apr 23, 2017

Coachella Sues Urban Outfitters for Trademark Infringement

by Maria Pigna

Published: Apr 13, 2017

A Guilty/Not-Guilty Peculiarity: The Split Verdict in the Second Dewey LeBoeuf Trial

by Mike Garrigan

Published: Aug 12, 2017

“A Goldmine of Vapidity”: McMansion Wallpaper or Copyright Lawsuit?

by Corri Hopkins

Published: Aug 07, 2017

Rock Band Disrupts Intellectual Property Law

by Andrew Homer

Published: Aug 05, 2017

Funding of the Future: Family Offices Join the Fray

by Maureen Gallagher

Published: Jul 30, 2017

Historical Environmental Case May Proceed to Trial—And Big Oil Wants Out

by Samantha Tracy

Published: Jul 22, 2017

Cautious Optimism Regarding the Proposed TITLE Act and its Effects on Legitimate and Illegitimate Formation of LLCs to Acquire Property

by Michael Johnson

Published: Jul 17, 2017

Brazilian Distributor Caught Up in the Meat of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act

by Brandon Kroll

Published: Jul 12, 2017

The Merchants of Verification

by Brad Fleming

Published: Jul 10, 2017

Payless: Fighting the Label of Another Bricks and Mortar Store Gone Under

by Jasmine Little

Published: Jul 02, 2017

“Fearless Girl” Not Cowed by “Charging Bull”

by Cara Katrinak

Published: Jun 25, 2017

The New Battlefield: Regular and Established Place of Business

by Gilbert Smolenski

Published: Sep 17, 2017

DOJ Joins High-Profile Lawsuit Against UnitedHealth Alleging Medicare Fraud

by Hailey Cleek

Published: Sep 13, 2017

Dieselgate Spreads to GM

by Silke Hynes

Published: Sep 10, 2017

Whose Name Is It Anyway?

by Darius L. Lamonte

Published: Sep 08, 2017

A Dispute over Master Tapes Ends in the Beatles’ Favor

by Niti Parthasarathy

Published: Sep 03, 2017

Will “Tech Phobia” be the Answer to the Retail Crisis?

by Yusuf A. Brown

Published: Aug 30, 2017

Amazon Poised to Alter Grocery Landscape with Monumental Acquisition of Whole Foods

by Abigail Jacobs

Published: Aug 26, 2017

Competing with a Robot: How Automation Affects Labor Unions

by Patrick T. Wilson

Published: Aug 22, 2017

Ford Moves to China

by Kaylen Loflin

Published: Aug 17, 2017

Federal Cybersecurity: CIA Falls Victim to Hackers

by Evan Reid

Published: Aug 14, 2017

Will Big Oil Lawsuits Go Up in Smoke?

by Greg Volk

Published: Nov 11, 2017

Round Two: FDA Approves Pfizer’s Previously Withdrawn Cancer Drug

by Gabriela Mejias

Published: Nov 01, 2017

A Hack a Day Keeps Cybersecurity at Bay: The SEC and Cybercrime

by Emily Marcum

Published: Oct 28, 2017

Can You Sue Your Boss? U.S. Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Validity of Class-Action Waivers and Arbitration Clauses

by Gabriela Mejias

Published: Oct 20, 2017

Equifax or Equihacks?

by Emily Marcum

Published: Oct 16, 2017

Fair Trade? Brands Play by Their Own Rules

by Greg Volk

Published: Oct 12, 2017

German Automakers Put the “Car” in “Cartel”

by Emily Marcum

Published: Oct 04, 2017

MetLife: Too Big to Fail?

by Tyler Cunningham

Published: Sep 30, 2017

American, Delta and Frontier Fined for Violating Consumer Protection Rules

by Lasley Cash

Published: Sep 25, 2017

Copyright Conflicts Between World of Warcraft and Its Players

by Jamie Burchette

Published: Sep 21, 2017

A Washing Machine Turned Green

by Maureen Gallagher

Published: Dec 28, 2017

Native American Tribe Makes Huge Gamble in Patents Litigation

by Jamie Burchette

Published: Dec 20, 2017

FDA Knocking Off Drug Prices by Encouraging Knock-Offs

by Whitney Hosey

Published: Dec 03, 2017

It Is a Dog’s World and We Are Paying for It

by Maureen Gallagher

Published: Nov 26, 2017

U.S. Senate Speeds Up Self-Driving Car Legislation

by Gabriela Mejias

Published: Nov 19, 2017

Amazon’s Inescapable Tax Liability

by Jamie Burchette

Published: Nov 16, 2017