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Real Lawyers Have Blogs
Top 10 in Law Blogs: WWJD, July 4th and Drones, Legal Pot in WA
Even though it's Tuesday, I think a lot of us are still getting back into the swing of things after the nice sunny holiday weekend. Speaking of July 4th, Covington's…
Aviation & Airport
UAS Update Interview with LXBN TV
2014 has been the year of the unmanned aircraft systems (also known as drones). Recently, we had the opportunity to sit down with LXBN TV to discuss the state of…
Intellectual Property
LXBN TV: Drones Could Pose a Threat to the Protection of Trade Secrets
We've talked about it before on LXBN TV: widespread use of drones is right around the corner. But for as many uses as these drones stand to have, not all…
Global Policy Watch
The FAA’s Commercial Drone Approval is Significant, but Bigger Issues Remain
On Tuesday, June 10, 2014, the Federal Aviation Administration announced that it had authorized the first commercial drone operation over land in the United States. The approval permits energy company…
Sentencing Law and Policy
Why those who follow sentencing and corrections reform should be following drones
Main June 6, 2014Why those who follow sentencing and corrections reform should be following dronesRegular readers and all my students know that I generally believe any and every important public…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
Is “Armchair Warfare” the Newest Threat to Institutional Masculinities?
By Tracy Thomas
More from this month's guest blogger, Professor Jamie Abrams from the University of Louisville School of Law. Her scholarly interests include integrating masculinities theory in feminist law reforms such as military integration and…
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
Top 10 in Law Blogs: Drones & Privacy, Fair Credit Reporting, Counterfeit Certification
As has been the case each of the past couple weeks, the White House reports on big data continue to be a popular subject—and BakerHostetler offers up maybe the most…
Beyond Telecom Law Blog
Privacy Concerns Escalate as Drones Are About to Take-Off
The widely-anticipated commercial deployment of drones piques the interest of critical infrastructure industries, the agricultural sector, and technology companies such as Amazon. Consistent with this commercial interest and its Congressional…
Global Policy Watch
The Exploding Use of Drones
The potential for drones, i.e., unmanned aircraft systems (“UAS”), is tremendous. After years of being associated with military operations, the civilian UAS market is expected to dramatically expand in the…
Cruise Law News
Quadcopter Buzzes the Allure of the Seas in Fort Lauderdale
By Jim Walker
This week I ran across a video of a "quadcopter" (also called a quadrotor helicopter or a quadrocopter) flying over the beach in Fort Lauderdale. What's interesting is that the…