Established in 1993 as the Journal of Intellectual Property Law, the newly renamed Georgia Journal of Law & Technology publishes articles authored by students, scholars, judges, and practicing attorneys on a broad spectrum of topics related to technology and intellectual property. This includes everything from technology and internet law; trademarks, trade secrets, patents and copyrights; biotechnology law; sports law and NIL; entertainment law; and the rights of publicity and privacy law. For its first 33 volumes, the Journal of Intellectual Property Law was the nation's oldest student-edited journal to focus on intellectual property law and related legal fields.