annex7977

Fellow lawyer from Greece here (also, gamer, when I can find the time). I love the way you interact with the reddit community in general and developers / content creators in particular as well as your pro bono work... keep it up, you make us all seem less like bloodsucking leeches and in our profession the less the client is aware of our sanguinary-imbibing capabilities the better (evil laughter).

Anyway, my question: I'll be teaching a short course on IP Law to young professionals without a legal background. What would you consider the most current and interesting issues to discuss with / present to them, preferably things that will give them an idea of the fascinating dynamics and (economic as well as ethical) dilemmas in IP law without boring them to death?

Thanks for taking the time to do this AMA.

I'll do that. Keep fighting the good fight.

Inside Court’s rooms, or at Arbitration’s site
Copyright trolls we swear we’ll smite
DMCA notices all day we’ll fight
Fair use is our credo --Lawyers Unite!

Wish I could upvote this comment till my clicking finger dropped off.