Evaluating Whether the White House is Violating Pokémon Trademarks in Its Social Media Posts
By: Ryan Burgan In early 2026, the White House social media accounts used two trademarks of the Pokémon Company in…
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Big Losses, Little Recourse: Bilateral Investment Treaties Unlikely Path for Embattled Social Media Companies
By: Pablo Urioste Bilateral Investment Treaties (“BITs”) are agreements between two governments to afford certain protections to the investors…
China’s New Arbitration Law: Big Rewrite, Same Judge
By: Thabiso Faith Mutumhe On March 1, 2026, China’s amended Arbitration Law took effect, marking the first substantive…
AI and the Conflict Between the Patchwork of US Data Privacy Law and the EU’s GDPR
By: Lola Campbell On May 13, 2025, the District Court for the Southern District of New York ordered defendants, OpenAI,…
Local Power, Global Platforms: Regulating Airbnb in the Age of Digital Commerce
By: Khushi Palan As cities grapple with housing shortages and rising rents, local governments are increasingly cracking down on short-term…
Performing on Thin Ice: Music Licensing and Global Broadcast Rights at the Olympics
By: Nicholas Yun The 2026 Winter Olympics brought an unexpected legal controversy to the ice rink: music copyright licensing.[1] Several…
Grok’s Image Generator Must Go, and Take Its Deepfakes with It.
By: Kobain Radzat-Lockwood In early December of 2024, xAI, the company behind X (formerly Twitter), introduced an artificial intelligence (AI)…
Trump Administration Drops Appeal in University Dear Colleague Letter Case: What the District Court’s Analysis Means for Businesses
By: Alejandra Gutierrez On January 21, 2026, the Trump Administration abandoned its appeal in a case before the Fourth Circuit…
Student-Athlete “Employee” Status After Johnson v. NCAA: Litigation & Compliance in a Post-Legislative Landscape
By: Jack Di Masi Due to Congress’s failure to enact a uniform statutory rule insulating student-athletes from employee classification, the…
Goodbye Greenwashing, Hello AI-washing – American University Business Law Review
By: Sam Schroeder As you can probably see from the litany of AI-related advertisements and marketing pieces, the biggest trend…
When ‘Generic’ Isn’t Cheap: Antitrust Enforcement and the Business Fallout of the Generic Drug Price-Fixing Litigation
By: Anabelle Faivre More than five years after first filing suit in June 2020, a group of states is pursuing…
Banks v. FinTech: The Legal Fight Around CFPB’s Open Banking Rule
By: Rashonda Harris As technology continues to revolutionize financial services, the concept of open banking has gained momentum.[1] Open banking…