Thinking About Trade Secrets, AI, Workplace Safety, and ICE Raids
I strongly suggest businesspeople think about the interplay between “general legal issues” and “general use technologies“. I also strongly suggest asking me for a picture of myself with Paulie Walnuts when I met him at this boxing match–this is one of my favorite celebrity pics from my work trips to Las Vegas. Innovations in AI-powered […]
Forecasting the Key Legal Issues for SMBs in 2026
It is never too early to start worrying about how the legal world will impact your business in 2026. That said, I foresee the key legal issues in 2026 to largely mirror those from 2025. This is not intended to be a comprehensive list; rather, this is a “greatest hits” of generally applicable issues businesspeople […]
AI and Insurance: How Do We Protect Our Company?
A data breach caused by an AI vulnerability, a product liability claim stemming from AI bias and many other scenarios could wipe out the gains created from using generative AI. Even worse, the company’s existence could be placed at risk. So an obvious question must be asked “Is the company truly insured for these risks?” […]
SLG in Impact Wealth Magazine
We are proud to have our article on AI and Fiduciary Duties published in Impact Wealth Magazine. The issue can be accessed through this link: Spring 2025 Issue with Cover Star Wilbur Ross – Impact Wealth
AI and Hiring: A Growing Minefield
A recent analysis published by MIT (Here) analyzed AI technologies that are used to screen and hire potential employees. The analysis found that improvements made using AI interviewer bots, resume screening software, and other platforms that rely on advanced language models are real but significant flaws remain that are problematic. This blog post points out […]
Web Scraping vs. Terms of Use
Data scraping extracts and copies data from websites. Often this is done to train AI large language models. Because scraped data commonly includes user-generated content and personal information, many companies explicitly prohibit data scraping through their terms of use. This includes X (formerly Twitter) which tried to enforce its anti-scraping terms of use. X’s argument […]
Fiduciary Duties and AI
Pivoting to AI will have serious implications for fiduciary responsibilities. Companies, family offices, and all advisors must strike an appropriate balance between human expertise and technological advancement. It is imperative that AI users encourage critical evaluations of AI-generated results with independent human thinking. The failure to do so can be catastrophic for everyone involved. Tools […]
Deep Fakes Law: A Quick Summary For Parents
Deep fakes and AI should scare all parents because their kids have new ways to make mistakes with or without trying.
AI and the Future of Contracts
Contract negotiations and interpretations present unique challenges for AI. For millennia contract law has been all about contextual understanding, personal analyses, concern for the future, and preventing (or creating) ambiguities. These issues are why solely relying on AI to draft contracts is unwise. Unsurprisingly, AI-generated contracts lack the ability to adapt for changes in the […]
AI and Hotel Security
It is unsurprising that many people have asked me whether the hotel could be held liable in some way for P. Diddy assaulting Cassie Ventura. After watching the video and having no other information, my initial reaction is that Cassie Ventura does not have a claim against the hotel. Nothing in the video suggests that […]
