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By Nicole D. Galli Earlier this month, I spent two days at the Annual Meeting for the Sedona Conference Working Group... Read More
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By Nicole D. Galli Earlier this month, I spent two days at the Annual Meeting for the Sedona Conference Working Group... Read More
A Little Less Conversation: New Tennessee State “ELVIS” Act Adds Explicit “Voice” Provisions to Existing Name, Image, and Likeness Law
By Laura T. Geyer and Andrew J. Costa As a technology, general access to generative AI is now so comprehensive that... Read More
Takeaways from ABA IPLSPRING 2024
By Laura Geyer and Andrew Costa This month, Of Counsel Laura Geyer and Associate Andrew Costa attended the American... Read More
Designing an AI Governance Program – Key Considerations for Businesses
By: Laura T. Geyer, Of Counsel, and Andrew J. Costa, Associate Whether we like it or not, AI is quickly becoming less... Read More
First of its Kind – the EU AI Act Passes, and What it Means for US Businesses
By: Laura T. Geyer, Of Counsel, and Andrew J. Costa, Associate Despite the fervor surrounding AI in the United... Read More
AI Risks Persist Despite Advances in Guidance and Policy – What Businesses Need to Know in 2024
By: Andrew J. Costa, Esq., Associate Artificial intelligence (AI) took center stage in 2023. From the Copyright... Read More
Mickey Mouse is free! Not so fast . . .
The BIG NEWS in copyright land is that Mickey Mouse is free! He (and Minnie) are in the public domain as of January 1,... Read More
California’s New Non-Competition Laws Extend Their Reach Beyond the State’s Borders
For more than a century, California Business and Professions Code Section 16600 (Section 1600), California law has... Read More
Tip of the Month: Beware Trademark Scams
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Three Clients we are Grateful for This Thanksgiving
For those of you who have been faithful readers for a while, you know that our Firm has an annual Thanksgiving... Read More
Halloween Fright – What Keeps a Trade Secret Lawyer Up at Night!
Since this month is Halloween, I thought I’d write about one of the things that keeps me up at night for our... Read More
The AI Saga Continues – The Copyright Office Casts a Wide Net with Latest Notice of Inquiry on Copyright and Artificial Intelligence
By: Andrew J. Costa, Esq. The Copyright Office’s ongoing study of artificial intelligence and its impact on copyright... Read More
Upcoming Release of Study on Bias towards Mothers in the Legal Profession
By Michelle Browing Coughlin For the past three years, I have had the wonderful privilege of serving as one of twelve... Read More
Highlighting Our Team on Our 8th Anniversary
To celebrate the 8th Anniversary of our firm this month, I asked our team to share “fun facts” about themselves – and... Read More
Updates on the Restrictive Covenants Landscape
The landscape surrounding restrictive covenant agreements (i.e., non-competes, non-solicits and even non-disclosure or... Read More
The Copyright Claims Board, One Year In
By Lexie Elder, Associate at ND Galli Law It’s been nearly one year since the Copyright Claims Board (CCB) opened for... Read More