By Austin Kelley In 2025, the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) reached a $2.5 billion settlement with Amazon over allegations that the company used “dark patterns” to make it difficult for…
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Thou Shalt Not Steal: How A Christian Choral Infringement Case Revives the Erasure of Black Composers
By: Loretta Kyei Gospel music stands as the oldest musical tradition in the Black community, originating from Negro spirituals and evolving over generations into the vibrant choral sound heard today.[1]…
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Antitrust, NCAA, and Diego Pavia: How Vanderbilt’s Star Quarterback’s Fight Could Redefine Athlete Rights
By: Ryan Johnston College football has always had a distinct difference from its professional counterpart. Particularly, the NCAA has a rigid enforcement on the number of years an athlete can…
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Who is Tilly Norwood? The First “AI Actress” on the Search for a Hollywood Agent is Here
By Nicole Isagholian Is there a new star in Hollywood? The actors’ Union fought for the ability to protect against the use of generative artificial intelligence to displace actors during…
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Cardi B’s Civil Assault Trial: How Her Expressive Testimony Secured a Courtroom Victory
By: Megan Isagholian On September 2, 2025, Grammy-winning rapper Cardi B secured a legal victory after a California jury found her not liable in a $24 million civil assault lawsuit.[1]…
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Prioritizing Ratings Over Wellbeing: Is a Viewer’s Reality TV a Bravo Cast Member’s Harsh Reality?
By Mia Hammel The Real Housewives franchise on Bravo is one of America’s favorite pastimes, providing audiences with escapism and mindless television. Each series within the franchise features a group…
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Have the Los Angeles Clippers Already Lost the 25-26 Season Before It Has Even Started?
By Lauren Isagholian The Clippers are set on making a championship run this year, but an early stumble casts uncertainty over their hope of winning the franchise’s first title. The…
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D1 Council, NCAA Continue Evolution in Pursuit to Protect Student-Athletes in the Age of Legalized Sports Gambling
By: Jordan Baum In June 2025, the NCAA DI Council introduced a proposal that would change its sports betting rules to permit student-athletes to bet on professional sports.[1] The proposal’s…
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Finding Fair Market Value in a Post-House NIL Era
By Matthew J. Razzano Created as part of the House v. NCAA settlement, Deloitte’s new clearinghouse for name, image, and likeness (“NIL”) deals began operating in partnership with the College…
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Preview of “Judicial Alchemy: How Cascading Procedural Failures Upended the Jordan Chiles Arbitration and Rewrote Olympic History”
By: Peter Carlisle SELJ is honored to feature Judicial Alchemy: How Cascading Procedural Failures Upended The Jordan Chiles Arbitration And Rewrote Olympic History written by Peter Carlisle in Volume 14,…