Alessio Evangelista (L’95)
Alessio Evangelista has had a distinguished legal career at the United States Department of Justice, where he served as an Assistant U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia prosecuting individuals… Read more »
Monthly Archives: April 2020
@CopyrightInfringement: Potential for Liability in that TikTok?
Written by Allison Kowalczyk Recently, Above the Law published an article about how the U.S. Copyright Office tweeted incorrect copyright advice, showing just how complicated the Copyright Act of 1976 is…. Read more »
Privacy Concerns in the Age of the Coronavirus
Written by Skylar Salim The coronavirus has transformed the daily life of populations across the world with more than two million people infected globally and more than 600,000 of those… Read more »
Volume 70 Awards & Publication Selections
Last night, we held our annual banquet and presentation of awards via Zoom meeting. Despite the circumstances, we had a fantastic virtual turnout, with over 80 attendees. It is with… Read more »
The Big Cat Public Safety Act: Setting the Stage for the Tiger King’s Final Bow
Written by Shannon Armstrong The interest in the private ownership of big cats has skyrocketed with the release of the Netflix documentary Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness (“Tiger King”)… Read more »
Americans’ Constitutional Rights in Flux During COVID-19 Outbreak
Written by Morgan Mendenhall The world has seen drastic changes over the past few weeks. The global pandemic, Coronavirus, has taken the world by surprise and different countries have handled… Read more »