Juyoun Han, a partner at a New York law firm known for its work in art law, spoke at Rutgers-Camden Law School with her former client, Kaves, the legendary street artist based in Brooklyn. Ms. Han has helped artists, including Kaves, win major cases under VARA—the Visual Artists Rights Act. VARA is a federal law … Continue reading The Law of Public Art…
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Prof. Hrdy’s research featured in Law360
A new article in Law360 highlights forthcoming scholarship by Professor Camilla Hrdy, associate professor at Rutgers Law School, examining how juries respond to the use of artificial intelligence in trade secrets disputes. In their forthcoming article, to be published in the Stanford Journal of Law, Economics & Business, Hrdy and researchers from the University of … Continue reading Prof. Hrdy’s research featured in Law360…
Professor Camilla Hrdy Speaks at Santa Clara’s High Tech Law Institute Conference
Professor Camilla Hrdy participated in a major intellectual property conference hosted by the High Tech Law Institute at the Santa Clara University School of Law. The conference, held at Santa Clara Law, in Santa Clara, California, brought together leading scholars from across the country to reflect on the past, present, and future of intellectual property … Continue reading Professor Camilla Hrdy Speaks at Santa Clara’s High Tech Law Institute Conference…
Professor Hrdy Presents at NYU Engelberg Center Tri-State Region IP Workshop
This past week, on Friday, Jen. 16th, Professor Hrdy presented new scholarship at the 16th Annual NYU Engelberg Center Tri-State Region IP Workshop. She travelled to New York to join an excellent group of IP scholars for a day of discussion and friendly debate. The event was co-hosted by NYU Law professors Barton Beebe and … Continue reading Professor Hrdy Presents at NYU Engelberg Center Tri-State Region IP Workshop…
Can You Sue to Protect a Trade Secret You Misappropriated From Someone Else?
Who has standing to sue for trade secret misappropriation? Can a person sue to protect a trade secret they misappropriated from someone else? Is mere “possession” of the trade secret enough for standing to sue and entitlement to a remedy? Or does a complainant have to prove they are the “owner” of the trade secret … Continue reading Can You Sue to Protect a Trade Secret You Misappropriated From Someone Else?…
