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Eventually, the federal government will pass an artificial intelligence law, which will likely trump and preempt state laws. In the meantime, many states are implementing their artificial intelligence regulations and laws. We expect this trend to continue. If you have any questions concerning these acts or compliance with new AI regulations, contact one of our

Wrongful Deactivation or Termination of Your Airbnb Host Account
You may feel powerless if you are an Airbnb host who has been wrongfully deactivated or suspended from the platform. However, Airbnb’s Terms of Service require that most disputes be resolved through arbitration rather than traditional lawsuits. After you’ve exhausted your efforts with Airbnb customer service

5 Proven Steps to Protect Your Intellectual Property in 2025
In a world where ideas are currency, protecting intellectual property (IP) has never been more critical. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, artist, or business leader, safeguarding your creations ensures that your innovations remain yours to benefit from. While intellectual property law can be complex, following a

 
What Are Presumed Damages: A Closer Look in 2024

Presumed damages are a type of legal remedy awarded in defamation cases without requiring proof of actual harm. The law assumes that the defamatory statement has caused harm to the plaintiff’s reputation or other interests.
Key Considerations for Presumed Damages:

  • Defamation Per Se: Presumed damages

Copyright Infringement Definition: Copyright infringement occurs when a copyrighted work owned by someone else is copied, reproduced or mimicked, distributed, performed, publicly displayed, or made into a derivative work without the express or implied permission of the copyright owner, thereby infringing certain exclusive rights granted to the copyright holder. Infringement can be willful or accidental.