My scholarship primarily focuses on the role that technology plays in the creation, dissemination, and retrieval of information. I’m also interested in legal education reform as well as law & literature. My writings have been or are being published in the Harvard Journal of Law & Technology, University of Pittsburgh Law Review, University of Louisville Law Review, and Akron Intellectual Property Journal.
Published and Forthcoming Articles
Best Practices for the Law of the Horse: Teaching Cyberlaw And Illuminating Law through Online Simulations, Santa Clara Law Computer and High Technology Law Journal (2012)
In an influential 1996 article entitled "Cyberspace and the Law of the Horse," Judge Frank...
Navigating the Uncharted Waters of Teaching Law with Online Simulations, Ohio Northern University Law Review (2012)
The Internet is more than a place where the Millennial Generation communicates, plays, and shops....
Civil Procedures for a World of Shared and User-Generated Content, University of Louisville Law Review (2010)
Scholars often focus on the substance of copyrights as opposed to the procedures used to...
Looking for Fair Use in the DMCA's Safety Dance, Akron Intellectual Property Journal (2009)
Like a ballet, the notice-and-take-down provisions of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act ("DMCA") provide complex...
Internet Infoglut and Invisible Ink: Spamdexing Search Engines with Meta Tags, Harvard Journal of Law & Technology (1998)
This Article addresses 'spamdexing,' namely, the practice of stuffing invisible keywords into webpages in order...
Presentations and Teaching Materials
Teaching Law with Online Role-Playing Simulations, Institute for Law Teaching and Learning (2011)
This document contains materials prepared for the summer 2011 conference of the Institute for Law...
Other
Tribute: Dean W. Edward Sell--Our Dedicated Law Review Advisor and Unwavering Supporter (2004)
Tribute to the late W. Edward Sell, former Dean of the University of Pittsburgh School...