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PLI Current: The Journal of PLI Press, Vol. 5 (2021)

Practice Area: Artificial intelligence, Corporate contracts, Corporate law, Intellectual property, Technology

Published: 2021
ISSN: 25736914
PLI Item #: 319648
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Front Matter
Article 1. The Opportunities and Legal Dangers of Using Artificial Intelligence to Recruit and Hire Employees
Article 2. Pandemic-Era Practical Considerations When Invoking and Interpreting Material Adverse Effect and Change Clauses
Article 3. Structuring a Patent License Agreement: Strategic & Business Considerations
Article 4. Challenges of Using Artificial Intelligence for Privacy and Security Compliance
Article 5. Emerging Technologies in Public Transit: Legal Issues and the Post-Pandemic Future
Article 6. Supporting Attorney Well-Being in a World of Unprecedented Challenges
Article 7. Patenting Blockchain Innovations – Avoid Making a Hash of It
Article 8. Labor Relations Law in the Cannabis Industry: Sorting Through the Confusing Interplay Between State and Federal Law
Article 9. What Employers Should Do About “Global COVID Nomads” …and Other Wandering Workers Who Telecommute from Abroad for Personal Reasons
Article 10. The Fourth Amendment and Qualified Immunity: The Supreme Court's "Double Deference" to Police Uses of Force
Article 11. COVID-19's Impact on Wage and Hour Practices

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