Michael Berner L’03
Written by: Bess Murad Michael Berner’s journey from law school to his current role as Vice President, U.S. Development Counsel at Wendy’s is a testament to the power of diverse… Read more »
Author Archives: Alexis Takashima
Equal Rights Amendment: What the Passage of Proposition 1 Means for New York State
Written by: Madelyn Pellizzari For New Yorkers, election day brought a ballot measure almost as controversial as the presidential election. Proposition 1 (the “Proposition,” or “Bill”), also known as the… Read more »
Will The Supreme Court Uphold Biden’s “Ghost Gun” Regulation?
Written by: Elyssa C. Vernold On Tuesday, October 8, 2024, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Garland v. VanDerStok. The Court’s ruling on the case will determine whether the… Read more »
Mark O’Brien L’14
Written by: Jared Park Mark O’Brien’s path to becoming Chief Deputy Clerk of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit was not one he ever envisioned. Yet looking… Read more »
Accountability in Immigration: DHS Faces Pushback Over Rapid A.I. Expansion
Written by: Sierra Mead In February 2024, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced its decision to significantly expand its use of artificial intelligence (A.I.). The push to expand the… Read more »
Update in Copilot Copyright Claim may affect Future Challenges of Artificial Intelligence
Written by: Carly O. Bastedo Users of Windows products are by now familiar with the small rainbow icon that appeared in the right corner of their taskbars in late September… Read more »
Kim Wolf Price L’03
Written By: Zachary Cuttito Kimberly Wolf Price is the Chief Strategy Officer and the Diversity Officer for Bond Schoeneck and King (“Bond”), a commercial law firm comprised of more than… Read more »
The Human Vulnerability: Spear Phishing and Avenues for Prosecuting It
Written by: Zachary Cuttito On September 16, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Georgia announced that Song Wu, a Chinese national, had been indicted on 14 counts… Read more »
Colorado’s Ban on Conversion Therapy Withstands Constitutional Challenge
Written by: Lindsey Oliver On Thursday, September 12, 2024, the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that a Colorado law banning conversion therapy for minors is constitutional. The ruling comes… Read more »
Novo Nordisk Files Suit Centered Around their Ozempic and Wegovy Medications…Again.
Written by: Carl Graziadei On September 6, 2024, Novo Nordisk filed suit against LifeRxMd, alleging infringement on the company’s Ozempic and Wegovy trademarks. In addition, Novo Nordisk claims that… Read more »