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Pokémon GO: Legal Issues
As we discussed in our previous posts on Pokémon GO and the latest news, this new augmented reality game raises a series of legal issues. Most recently, a Detroit couple sued
Pokémon GO: Latest News
As we wrote on July 21, Pokémon GO has exploded in popularity and, as developments occur, we will continue to explore the game’s practical, legal, and cultural implications. Check out the
Chicago Illinois Internet Attorney Attends iTechLaw Conference
Charles Lee Mudd Jr., Internet Attorney based in Chicago, Illinois, attended the 2015 iTechLaw World Conference in San Diego, California. At this conference, he began his first year on the iTechLaw
Internet Attorney Attends iTechLaw Conference in Amsterdam
During the first week of October 2013, Internet attorney Charles Mudd Jr. attended the International Technology Law Association’s (iTechLaw) 2013 European Conference in Amsterdam, Netherlands. As the newly-appointed Chair of
Can I Remove a Defamatory Post About My Business?
Many businesses contact our Internet attorneys and inquire, “Can I remove a defamatory post about my business?” Unfortunately, there exists no simple answer. However, several approaches exist that can be
Illinois State Bar Association Cyberlaw Symposium Attorneys Chicago
Charles Mudd of Mudd Law Offices, recently appointed Chair of the Illinois State Bar Association’s Intellectual Property Section Council, will serve as Program Coordinator and Moderator of the 2012 Illinois
To truly protect the privacy of their residents, municipalities must ban their law enforcement agencies from using facial recognition and from using data derived from facial recognition, says @EFF. #Data #Privacy https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2022/05/movement-ban-government-use-face-recognition
According to a survey conducted by @MorningConsult, over one-third of adults would consider the state of government regulations an important factor when determining whether they want to enter the #metaverse. #VR https://morningconsult.com/2022/04/11/metaverse-public-concerns-survey/