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CD Project Wrecked: Does the Cyberpunk 2077 Class Action Lawsuit Hold Water?
You may have heard that Cyberpunk 2077 has been having some problems. Following a notoriously delayed launch, the game debuted to countless bugs, ...
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Could Production Companies Successfully Sue Warner Bros. for Its HBO Max Streaming Decision?
Earlier this month, Warner Bros. stunned moviegoers when it announced that each of its films scheduled for 2021 would be released on streaming ...
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PlayStation 5 Scalpers Are Using Bots to Siphon Supply: Can the Law Stop Bots?
In my most recent column, I discussed ongoing frustrations with PlayStation 5 scalpers, explained why scalping is legal, and reviewed a few options ...
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PlayStation 5 Scalping Is Frustrating Millions: Could the Law End Scalping?
September Me: Sweet! Sony just announced pricing for the PlayStation 5. $499 seems a little expensive, but I’m in. I can’t wait to ...
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Cyberpunk 2077 Delay Raises New Questions About Crunch Culture: Here’s What the Law Says
CD Projekt Red’s (CDPR) Cyberpunk 2077 is one of the most anticipated games of 2020, but its development has not been without its ...
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Epic Games Has Lost Credibility in Its Apple Lawsuit, and It Has to Do with Tart Tycoon
This week, we’re going to examine significant recent developments in the continuing Epic Games v. Apple case. This includes how the court has ...
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Time Travel Torts: How Law Gets Dicey When Dealing with Groundhog Day
Time travel is weird. We saw it in All You Zombies where the lead character became his own mother, father, lover, kidnapper, and ...
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The Courts Proved Magneto Right: The X-Men Are Not Human
Regular readers know that most of my columns fall into one of two categories — explanations of how the law impacts the comic, ...
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The Transporter Conundrum Part III: Fixing Transporter Disasters
Welcome to Part III of the Transporter Conundrum. In the previous segments, I explored how Star Trek transporters can be used to understand ...
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Why Epic Games and Fortnite Will Make Apple Pay for Apple Pay
This past week, Epic Games — the developer and publisher of Fortnite — laid down the gauntlet when it sued Apple for its ...
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The Transporter Conundrum Part II: Who’s to Blame When Star Trek Transporting Always Goes Wrong?
Welcome to Part II of the Transporter Conundrum, an examination of the legal implications of Star Trek transporters. Last time, we considered whether ...
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The Transporter Conundrum: Do People Die When They’re Teleported?
One of the coolest technologies depicted on Star Trek is the transporter, which can be used to send a person tens of thousands ...
