Decades in Business,
Technology and Digital Law

The travel and transportation industry runs on real-time data, high-volume transactions, and complex integrations with third-party platforms like Global Distribution Systems (GDS), booking engines, and fleet management systems. If you’re providing SaaS solutions in...

On March 18, 2025, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit issued a significant ruling in Thaler v. Perlmutter, shedding light on the evolving intersection of artificial intelligence and copyright law. The decision reaffirmed the longstanding...

In the United States, the regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) has predominantly been undertaken at the state level, leading to a diverse landscape of laws and legislative proposals. These initiatives can be categorized into several key areas: Data Privacy and...

AI can accelerate innovation—but it also introduces risks when used in developing software, content, and other products. Consider the following best practices for legal compliance: ✔️ Ownership of AI-Generated Content – Many jurisdictions do not recognize AI-generated...

Without clear guidelines, employees might use AI in ways that expose the company to legal liability, ethical concerns, or regulatory scrutiny. That’s why employers—whether in tech, finance, healthcare, or any other industry—need a company-wide AI policy to set clear...