Niloo Abedzadeh L’23
Written by: Dylan Harter Despite always having a deep love for the game of basketball, Niloo Abedzadeh never expected her time at Syracuse Law to become the bridge between her… Read more »
Monthly Archives: October 2026
AI Protection by Fair Use Exception in Copyright Law: Is the Third Circuit’s Barring of Fair Use the Solution?
Written by: Cassie Turczyn Artificial intelligence litigation is relatively new. Cases began to surface within the past five or six years, with complaints such as Thomson Reuters v. Ross Intelligence… Read more »
Legalize Comedy? Disney Fights Trump Administration’s FCC in Federal Court Over First Amendment Claim
Written by: Henry Szuchman On Tuesday, October 6, 2026, a federal court heard arguments in a significant legal challenge between The Walt Disney Company and the Trump administration over the… Read more »
Too Drunk to Consent, but Not Incapacitated under New York Law
Written by: Emily Nessel On September 16, 2026, a former Cornell student proceeding under the pseudonym Jane Doe sued Cornell University and several of its students, alleging that she was… Read more »