UT Student-Run Journal Explores Intersection of Technology and Law
Technology is so prevalent today that it has become a core component in a variety of everyday, real-world legal concerns. […]
Video: Internet of Things Panel
Data about individuals is available on a larger scale than ever. Technologies like Amazon’s Echo, Apple’s iWatch, and self-driving cars […]
Technology Lawyer Highlight: Micha-Manuel Bues of BRYTER
By Aruna Noah Nathan Micha-Manuel Bues is Co-Founder and Managing Director at BRYTER, a company that provides a code-free, AI-powered […]
Technology Lawyer Highlight: Jennifer McGrew of WSGR
By Sarah Propst Jennifer McGrew earned her B.S. in Business Administration from Portland State University and earned her J.D. from […]
JOLTT Edition 2.1 Teaser
A New Theory of Fair Use, Re-conceptualized and Updated for Today’s Information Society Ritika Gopal Many modern-day critical modes of […]
Technology Lawyer Highlight: Mandy Price of Kanarys
By Hayley Ostrin & Grace Bowers The CEO and Co-Founder of Kanarys, Inc., Mandy Price, worked at Barnes & Thornburg […]
Video: Women in Technology Law Panel
The Journal of Law and Technology at Texas wants to highlight the role of women in technology-related law. We have […]
How Artificial Intelligence Could Change the Law in Three Major Ways
By Daniel Rankin “Success in creating effective AI could be the biggest event in the history of our civilization, or […]
Government, Speech, and Social Media Event
Just as radio and television revolutionized the world of politics, social media has transformed how the US communicates and functions. […]
JOLTT Volume 1.1
The Journal of Law and Technology at Texas is pleased to announce the publication of JOLTT Volume 1.1. It is […]