While others chase fictional creatures, some J.D.s chase questions with more tangible implications: does placing an augmented reality object on someone’s land or right of way interfere with their property rights? And if someone gets injured wandering around, is Nintendo/Niantic’s Pokemon Go to blame for creating an attractive nuisance? [Keith Lee, Associates Mind]
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While admittedly knowing almost nothing about the game and having only modest experience with ADA matters, I can see a clever disabilities lawyer coming up with some claim re access.
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