UK Court Ruling Smacks Down Claims of ‘AI as Inventor’
In a landmark decision, the UK Supreme Court has ruled that artificial intelligence (AI) cannot be named as an inventor of patents. This groundbreaking judgment, handed…
Why Isn’t the Case Finished When the Trial is Over?
The American jury trial process can be, to put it simply, an arduous one. Sometimes it feels like there are so many steps in the process…
Creating LLCs and Protective Clauses for Investment Properties
The primary purpose of a limited liability company is to protect individuals from personal liability. Any property that could potentially expose you as the owner to…
Dealing With Unemployment Fraud as a Business Owner
If you have employees, the chances are very high that you’ve dealt with unemployment claims. And you probably know that in Texas, if unemployment claims are…
The End of the SAG-AFTRA Strike: A New Chapter for Actors in the Age of AI
In a move that has reverberated throughout Hollywood and beyond, the recent resolution of the SAG-AFTRA strike has ushered in what may very well be a…
Software Assets in Mergers & Acquisitions
Acquiring a particular software program or SaaS product is often the driving force behind a merger or asset purchase agreement. Perhaps the seller has developed new…
Letters of Intent: What Should You Include?
Contracts are omnipresent in today’s global business world. Buying? Selling? Leasing? Merging? Acquiring? Loaning? Then you need a contract to protect yourself and your interests. But…
DOJ’s New Incentives: Shaping the Future of Mergers and Acquisitions
In a significant move that is poised to draw increased attention to the landscape of mergers and acquisitions, the Department of Justice (DoJ) recently announced that…
The MGM Cyberattack: A Cautionary Tale on Business Systems Security and Safety
In the fast-paced digital landscape of the 21st century, cybersecurity has become a paramount concern for businesses of all sizes and industries. The recent cyberattack on…
