Volume 38
Issue
4

The Copycat Dilemma: Appropriation Art and Legal Ethics

by Sudha M. Basu*
This Note argues that the existing copyright law framework, coupled with the erosion of the fair use defense as shaped by statutes and judicial interpretations, threatens to obfuscate the well-defined […]

Lawyers Gone Viral: Should Attorney’s Social Media Activity Be Subjected to Arbitrary Corporate Rules or Left to Self-Governance?

by Chinenye Chidume
In a slow, serious demeanor that departed from the upbeat nature of her typical beauty-centered content, EniGivenSunday—Eni Popoola—explained why she left her job at a corporate law firm due to […]

A System Under Artificially Intelligent Strain: Can Hatch Act Enforcement Handle AI Surveillance?

by Alex Comfort
Did anyone truly know what a mouse jiggler device was prior to the COVID-19 pandemic? In the years since, as telework has become increasingly prevalent, people turned to mouse jigglers […]

Addiction as a Mitigating Factor in Lawyer Sanctions: Toward a More Medicalized Approach

by Tommy Dell
In 2022, an audit revealed that a real estate lawyer in Vancouver, Canada had misappropriated over 8 million dollars of client funds. However, in 2024 the bar sanctioned the lawyer […]