Online Dispute Resolution: Log In, Settle Out Republished In Daily Report
Jeffrey Rosenthal’s article “Online Dispute Resolution: Log In, Settle Out” was republished in the May 3, 2012 edition of the Daily Report. Mr....
View ArticleInsurance Companies May Be Data Mining Your Facebook Page
By now it should go without saying: Be careful what you post on social networking sites. But here is yet another reason to be conscious of your online presence: Insurance companies are beginning to...
View ArticleInsurance Companies May Be Data Mining Your Facebook Page Republished in the...
Jeffrey Rosenthal’s article “Insurance Companies May Be Data Mining Your Facebook Page” was republished in the August 20, 2012 edition of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Mr....
View ArticleHow to Defend Against Patent Trolls Without Breaking the Bank
Patent trolls—those who seek to enforce patent rights, but do not actually manufacture or supply services based on the patents—are a problem for almost all companies, large and...
View ArticleHow to Defend against Patent Trolls without Breaking the Bank
Kenneth Bressler and Christopher Hu’s white paper, “How to Defend against Patent Trolls without Breaking the Bank” was republished in the May-June 2014 issue of IP...
View ArticleSoftware Is Patentable When It Is Not Obvious
For intellectual property practitioners, last term's most important U.S. Supreme Court holding wasn't something that was said, but rather something that went unsaid: The court declined...
View ArticleEncryption Disputes: Clues to Resolution May Lie in 1973 Disabilities Law
When the U.S. Department of Justice dropped its reverse-encryption suit earlier this year against Apple Inc. over the phone belonging to the alleged shooter in the San Bernardino attack, it marked the...
View ArticleThe Price of Pokemon Go
By now, there are few of you left who have not heard of Pokemon Go, the augmented reality game released by Niantic last week. It has quickly become a global phenomenon, with people young and old...
View ArticleWhen It Comes to Game Hacks, Never Underestimate the Value of a Lawyer Power Up
Although Pokémon Go’s popularity continues to wane, the mobile game’s recent battle with PokéVision – the third-party Pokémon locator site...
View ArticleBlockchain Has the Power to Create a Sea Change in the Way Shipping Does...
Giant commodities trader Mercuria announced in January that it would employ blockchain technology to sell an oil cargo to ChemChina. This month, IBM revealed a blockchain collaboration with Maersk to...
View ArticleBlockchain Technology Will 'Transform the Maritime Industry'
A recent news article about an oil commodities transaction sparked considerable interest in the maritime transportation sector when worldwide commodities trader Mercuria announced it would employ...
View ArticlePrivacy Regulations and the Power of State AGs
Determining the enforcement priorities of the Administration and the 115th Congress—if any—still remains a difficult task. The prior Administration clearly was focused on consumer...
View ArticleHow a Chipmunk Emoji Cost an Israeli Texter $2,200
[Eric’s introduction: Gabriella is a star SCU Law alum and an associate at Blank Rome in DC. She is also a former Internet Law student of mine. As a teacher, it’s...
View ArticleBlockchain: Staying Ahead of Tomorrow
Blank Rome Partners Keith B. Letourneau and Stephen T. Whelan authored the article on “Blockchain: Staying Ahead of Tomorrow” in the Spring 2017 edition of the Journal of...
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