Law & Policy
Research Areas
Technology Policy & Regulation
- James Grimmelmann Professor of Law, Cornell Law School and Information Science Field Member, Cornell CIS
- Helen Nissenbaum, Information Science Field Member, Cornell CIS and Associate Member of Law Faculty, Cornell Law School
Intellectual Property
- Matthew D’Amore, Professor of Law, Cornell Law School
- James Grimmelmann Professor of Law, Cornell Law School and Information Science Field Member, Cornell CIS
Legal Practice Technology and Innovation
- Matthew D’Amore, Professor of Law, Cornell Law School
Labs & Initiatives
Faculty
Matthew D’Amore
Associate Dean and Professor of Practice
Matthew D’Amore is a Professor of Practice at Cornell Tech and in the Law School at Cornell University. He currently serves as an Associate Dean at Cornell Tech and Director of the Law, Technology & Entrepreneurship Program at Cornell Law School & Cornell Tech.
Research focus: Intellectual property, licensing, and the impact of advancing technology on the practice of law.
James Grimmelmann
Tessler Family Professor of Digital and Information Law
James Grimmelmann is a Professor at Cornell Tech and in the Law School at Cornell University.
Research focus: How laws regulating software affect freedom, wealth, and power
Helen Nissenbaum
Professor
Helen Nissenbaum is a Professor at Cornell Tech and in the Information Science Department at Cornell University.
Research focus: Ethical perspective on policy, law, science, and engineering relating to information technology, computing, digital media and data science
Research Highlight: James Grimmelmann on Internet Law
Professor James Grimmelmann researches internet law and intellectual property. Here, he discusses the legal questions facing us in the digital age.
