On January 24, 2019, Cory McCormick, a Las Vegas police officer, signed the United States’ first ever digital will.  “Mr. McCormick was able to sign

Your phone starts to vibrate. You don’t recognize the number, but it’s from your area code, so you decide to answer. On the other end

British Parliamentary Committee Urges Rgulation on the Technology Industry

On February 18^th, 2019 a scathing report by a British parliamentary committee was published urging tougher rules to

The increased ubiquity and sophistication of encryption presents a serious problem for law enforcement. There has been a growing gap between law enforcement’s legal authority to

On March 12, 2019, STLR will be holding a panel from 5:00-6:30 in Jerome Greene Hall Room 106, featuring:

 Darren Schmidt, Senior Counsel, Content and Distribution, Spotify and STLR

Eligibility of Medical Diagnostics Method to be Patented

On February 6, 2019, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ruled that the medical diagnostics

The patent battle between Apple and Qualcomm is garnering attention all over the world. But no court ruling has drawn more attention than the preliminary

When using Internet search engines to look for information, we generally expect that the search results are reasonably relevant to our search query on an

Progress in Pharmaceutical Pricing via Rebates

On January 31st, 2019, the Office of the Inspector General and Department of Health and Human services proposed a rule to

Apple Turns to Self-Help to Punish Violators of Developer Policies Regarding Personal Data

This week, Apple suspended internal apps used by both Google and Facebook employees on