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Evolution shaped by entrepreneurship Strength doesn’t come from staying the same; it comes from growing with integrity. Every evolution in my practice — and in the businesses I serve — has been an act of renewal. This merger is no different. It’s the natural next step in expanding what’s possible, while protecting the personal counsel […]

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The New York Times, a vanguard of journalism and legal precedent, has filed a groundbreaking lawsuit against Microsoft and OpenAI. Filed in the Southern District of New York in December 2023, the legal battle that is about to ensue will likely answer many of the questions relating to artificial intelligence and copyright laws, and will […]

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Where do US Copyright laws currently stand in regards to AI? The current status is quite literally defined as “to be determined”, even by the United States Copyright Office. After notable findings this summer, on August 30th, the Copyright Office has issued a notice stating that it is seeking insight on “the use of copyrighted […]

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Opinion Piece: Temperance and Wisdom As We Create IP In Business Ongoing list of AI Copyright cases here-updated Nov. 8 2023 We’re standing in the midst of a precipice of pioneering a new technological advancement so “thorough”, it may be better described as a societal advancement. The world of WALL-E may not be far off. […]

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On Oct 30, 2023, President Joe Biden issued the United States Government’s first action regarding artificial intelligence regulations, the Safe, Secure, and Trustworth Artificial Intelligence” Executive Order. In what Biden calls a “landmark move….to ensure that America leads the way in seizing the promise and managing the risks of AI.” Frankly, particularly in the world […]