Uri Y. Hacohen is a Lecturer at Tel Aviv University Faculty of Law and a Faculty Fellow at the Chief Justice Meir Shamgar Center for Digital Law and Innovation. Hacohen research and teaching span intellectual property across the digital technology, health, and entertainment fields, as well as tort and unjust enrichment law, property law, privacy law, and law and economics. Hacohen received his LL.B. (Magna Cum Laude) from Tel-Aviv University in 2012, his LL.M. (Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar) from Columbia University in 2014, and his J.S.D from Berkeley Law at 2019. He is also a graduate of a postdoctoral research fellowship at the Center of Law, Economics, and Politics (LEAP) at Berkeley Law School, and a research fellowship at the Center for Technology, Society & Policy (CTSP) at the UC Berkeley School of Information. His recent publications include Copyright Regenerated: Harnessing GenAI to Measure Originality and Copyright Scope 37(2) Harv. J. L. & Tech. [_] (2024) (with Niva Elkin Koren); The Policy Implications of User-Generated Data Network Effects, 33 Fordham Intell. Prop. Media, & Ent. L. J. 340 (2023); Autumn Is Coming A Novel Liability Theory That May Kill Pharmaceutical Evergreening, 40(2) Cardozo Arts & Ent. LJ 50 (2022); and A Penny For Their Creations – Apprising Users’ Value of Copyrights in Their Social Media Content , 36 Berkeley Tech. L. J. 511 (2022) (with Amit Elazari, & Talia Schwartz-Maor).
