About Me
Before enrolling in the UC Berkeley J.S.D. program, I earned an LL.M. from UC Berkeley and a Master of Laws from the University of Chile. My thesis at the University of Chile was recognized by the Chilean Association of Intellectual Property (ACHIPI) for its significant contribution to the advancement of intellectual property law. Additionally, I hold an LL.B. from the University of Novi Sad in Serbia.
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While working on my master's thesis in Chile, I developed a profound interest in the interplay between information and communication technology, legal institutions, institutional change, and economic development from a comparative perspective. These interests continued to guide my studies at UC Berkeley.
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My interests lie at the intersection of technology, innovation, and civil rights, particularly in the areas of internet governance, content moderation, artificial intelligence, trademarks, and comparative law.
Publications
Sterilized Speech: The U.S. Impacts of E.U. Digital Service Rules, 73 Clev. St. L. Rev. (forthcoming 2025).
Internet Infrastructure and Content Moderation in the Shadows, 23 Colo. Tech. L.J. (forthcoming 2025).
Trademarks on the Blockchain: NFT Domains and Collisions, 30 Mich. Tech. L. Rev. 1 (2024), Link.
Jack Daniel's vs. Bad Spaniels - Does a Dog Toy Get Heightened First Amendment Protection?. 37 Berkeley Tech. L.J. 1413 (2022), Link.
A misapplication of free speech rights in the ICANN's uniform dispute resolution policy, Revista Chilena de Derecho 46 (2019), 29-53, Link (PDF, Spanish version).
Master's Thesis
"Análisis crítico al sistema de resolución de controversias sobre los nombres de dominio de Internet a nivel comparado, la influencia estadounidense en los sistemas actuales y su resistencia," (PDF).
- In media: ACHIPI, El Mercurio.