Cited in the literature

Almost twenty years in the literature.

MI:33’s investigations are cited in more than thirty academic and legal publications, from Oxford and Cornell to Georgetown, Vanderbilt, and Fordham, in work on counterfeiting, IP enforcement, and digital evidence. Few investigative firms appear in the record this way. The full list is below.

Selected institutions Oxford Cornell Law Review Georgetown Law Vanderbilt Northwestern Fordham George Mason University of Richmond Brooklyn Law

Year Cited	Institution	Publication	Title
2022	University of Jordan	Journal of Theoretical and Applied Information Technology	A Blockchain-Based System for Preventing Drug Counterfeit
2017	Dinwoodie G.B.	Springer Publishing	A Comparative Analysis of the Secondary Liability of Online Service Providers
2016	Roger LeRoy Miller	Cengage Learning	Business Law: Text & Cases - An Accelerated Course (Text Book)
2016	University of North Carolina	North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology	Gucci v. Alibaba: A Balance Approach to Secondary Liability for e-Commerce Platforms
2015	The John Marshall Law School	The John Marshall Review of Intellectual Property Law	Bad News Birkins: Counterfeit in Luxury Brands
2015	UC Hastings College of the Law	Hastings Business Law Journal	A Look At TradeKey: Shifting Policing Burdens From Trademark Owners to Online Marketplaces
2015	Univ. of AR / Univ. of AZ (joint)	Cornell Law Review	Personal Jurisdiction and the 'Interwebs'
2014	George Mason University School of Law	George Mason Law Review	The Mark of a Resold Good
2014	Georgetown Law	Journal of International Law	Reforming Anti-Dilution Protection in the Globalization of Luxury Brands
2014	Seton Hall University	Seton Hall Law eRepository	Intellectual Property Law: Failing the Fashion Industry and Why the Innovative Design Protection Act Should be Passed
2014	St. John's University School of Law	St. John's Law Review	Building a Trademark Safe Harbor for Contributory Counterfeiting Liability after Tiffany v. eBay
2013	Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law	Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal	Semiotics of Alpha Brands: Encoding/Decoding/Recoding/Transcoding of Louis Vuitton and Implications for Trademark Laws, The
2013	Fordham University	Fordham Law Review	Benefit of the Doubt: Obstacles to Discover in Claims against Chinese Counterfeiters
2013	George Washington University Law School	AIPLA Quarterly Journal	Tailoring a Safe-Harbor Standard for China: The Youtube Plus Standard
2013	University of Georgia School of Law	Journal of Intellectual Property Law	Passing the Virtual Buck: How the Ninth Circuit Used Contributory Trademark Law to Expand Liability for Web Hosts
2013	University of Guelph	The Atrium	Consumer Attitudes Towards Counterfeit Goods: The Case of Canadian and Chinese Consumers
2013	University of Illinois College of Law	Journal of Law, Technology & Policy	New and Evolving Tort of Contributory Cybersquatting: Did the Courts Get It Right, The
2012	Soochow University School of Law	Soochow Law Review	A Study on Secondary Trademark Liability of C2C Online Auction Service Providers
2012	University of Colorado	Legal Review	The Search For Luxury Prudence: Applying Alternative Dispute Resolution to Contributory Trademark Liability in the Online Marketplace
2012	University of Minnesota	Dissertation/Thesis	The Counterfeit Consumer: Counterfeit Luxury Goods and the Negotiation of Space and Subjectivity
2011	Georgia State University College of Law	Reading Room	Cloud Computing-Legal Issues in the US & International Implication
2011	Northwestern University School of Law	Scholarly Commons	Liability of Online Markets for Counterfeit Goods: A Comparative Analysis of Secondary Trademark Infringement in the United States and Europe, The
2011	Rutgers University School of Law	Rutgers Journal of Law & Public Policy	Louis Vuitton Malletier v. Akanoc Solutions Incporporated: Why ISPs Should be Held Liable for Knowingly Hosting Websites that Sell Counterfeit Products
2011	Saint Louis University School of Law	Saint Louis University Law Journal	Grappling With Online Work: Lessons From Cyberlaw
2011	Western New England School of Law	Digital Commons	Evolving Threat and Enforcement of Replica Goods, The
2010	Columbia University	Columbia News Service	Hot Couture: Big Money in Fake Handbags Online
2010	Oxford University	Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice	Hauling in the Middleman: Contributory Trade Mark Infringement in North America
2010	SUNY Buffalo Law School	Buffalo Law Review	Brandjacking on Social Networks: Trademark Infringement by Impersonation of Markholders
2010	Vanderbilt Law School	Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment & Technology Law	Tale of Two Theories of Well-Known Marks, A
2009	Southwestern Law School	Southwestern Law Review	Civil Discovery of Social Networking Information
2008	University of Richmond	Elements	Faking It: China's Slow Battle Against Counterfeiting
2007	Brooklyn Law School	Journal of Law and Policy	Online Auction Houses: How Trademark Owners Protect Brand Integrity Against Counterfeiting