Most Recent Additions*
Toward a Basal Tenth Amendment: A Riposte to National Bank Preemption of State Consumer Protection Laws
Keith R. Fisher
Neither Evaders nor Apologists: A Reply to Professor Simon
Keith R. Fisher
The Higher Calling: Regulation of Lawyers Post-Enron
Keith R. Fisher
Repudiating the Holmesian Bad Man through Contextual Ethical Reasoning: The Lawyer as Steward
Kevin R. Fisher
"Apprenticeship" as IP Metaphor: A Modern & Innovative Natural Law Approach in Intellectual Property Law
Mark Edward Blankenship Jr.
"I'm Not a Biologist": A Hayekian Perspective on the Judge's Implementation of Knowledge and the Unpire Analogy
Mark Edward Blankenship Jr.
With Eyes to See and Ears to Beer: Navigating Multisensory Intellectual Property Rights in the Craft Beer Industry
Mark Edward Blankenship Jr.
Dead Frogs, Dissected Jokes, & Think Copyright; Analyzing Copyrightable Elements and Legal Protection of Stand-up Comedy
Mark Edward Blankenship Jr.
Oli London in the Workplace: Transracial Identity and Employment Discrimination in the Post-Bostock Era
Mark Edward Blankenship Jr.
Reconsidering the "Aesthetic Nondiscrimination" Doctrine in American Copyright Law
Mark Edward Blankenship Jr.
Gastrophysics and Intellectual Property Law: Analyzing the Legal and Market Effects of a Reimagined Form of Culinary Art and Science
Mark Edward Blankenship Jr.
Oh Brother, Where Art Thou Royalties?: Reflection on the Emergence of Bluegrass and Appalachian Folk Music in Promoting the American Music Fairness Act
Mark Edward Blankenship Jr.
Harry Potter & the 'Chinese' Philosopher's Stone: Deconstructing Copyright Piracy through Shanzhai
Mark Edward Blankenship Jr.
A Horse Walks into a Bar: Comparing Easterbrook's Criticized Cyberlaw Analogy to the Study of Alcoholic Beverage Law & Regulation
Mark Edward Blankenship Jr.
Laid to Rust: Proposing Strict Liability in Tort for Prop Firearm Injuries following the Alec Baldwin Shooting
Mark Edward Blankenship Jr. and Joseph A. Ott
Commercial Use of Protected Health Information under HIPAA's Privacy Rule: Reasonable Disclosure or Disguised Marketing
June Mary Zekan Makdisi
*Updated as of 09/17/25.