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Does the Fourth Amendment Extend to Cell Phone Searches at the Border?
As tensions surrounding immigration & border security continue to escalate, mobile devices are now searched and seized more than ever.
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More Than a Year After the Death of Net Neutrality, Debate Rages On
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New California Law Addresses the ‘Independent Contractors vs. Employees’ Debate
California gives employment protections to those formerly considered independent contractors.
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Stem Cell Therapies Ruled a ‘Drug,’ FDA to Regulate
A ruling enables the FDA to pursue legal action against clinics seeking to capitalize on stem cell therapies before they are thoroughly tested.
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Courts Increasingly Using Presumptive ADR to Settle Civil Cases
As litigation costs continue to skyrocket, presumptive alternative dispute resolution (ADR) may become more prevalent.
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Biometric Data and Privacy Law Grow Increasingly Complex
Learn more about biometrics and the challenges it presents to privacy law.
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Someone Infringed on Your Copyright. Can You File Suit?
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Supreme Court Tries to Rein in Forum Shopping in Patent Cases
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Copyright Law: Can a Comedian Sue His Fans for Telling His Jokes?
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Bail Reform: Risk-Based Assessments May Be Just as Biased as Cash Bail
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