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Since generative AI entered the mainstream nearly 2 years ago with the debut of ChatGPT, it has quickly been integrated into many of our daily interactions.

As AI-generated voice and likeness technologies become more sophisticated, public figures are turning to trademark law for protection against impersonation. This episode examines Matthew McConaughey's recent trademark...

The Privacy Rights Clearinghouse’s Chronology of Data Breaches lists 3,671 incidents affecting 607,295,463 records since 2005

On September 22, 2009, the Office of Chief Counsel of the Internal Revenue Service (the “Service”) issued a memorandum to the Director of Field Operations for Financial Services in Manhattan (the “Memorandum”) setting forth its position and legal analysis with respect to certain lending activities undertaken by foreign corporations.

The Social Security Administration has once again resumed issuing No-Match notices to employers.

State courts in Texas are notorious for making unfavorable rulings against insurance companies. It may be in a Texas insurance company's best interest to file a motion to sever claims...

In honor of Women's History Month and International Women's Day, on March 4, 2020, New York-based litigation associate and MoFo Women's Strategy Committee

Protected confidences in family law are now a formal part of the system. Explanation of how new rules work.

On March 3, 2026, the Official Gazette of the Federation published the "Decree amending Sections IV and XI of Section A of Article 123 of the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States...

Fraud is a crime you can’t afford to ignore. Industry victims of fraud report damage to their reputation, morale and productivity, and loss of business opportunities – all in addition to the loss of money and equipment.

When it comes to negotiating mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in the business realm, every second counts, combined with crystal-clear communication.

Commercial contracts are often negotiated over various emails, calls, pitch documents, forecasts and informal assurances. What happens if, after signing a contract, you discover that something important you were told during negotiations was wrong?

In this series, DW LLP will explore different issues related to the financial impact of COVID-19 on businesses, employment, financial matters, and commercial issues.

Back in October, 2013, I blogged about losing a dear friend and client, Bill*, after his long battle with brain cancer, and unfortunately, also after a long battle with his former wife over his continued alimony obligation to her.

The most recent – a showdown between Buc-ee's—the Texas-based megastore of meat sticks and pristine restrooms—and its smaller, tail-wagging cousin, Barc-ee's.

It’s not uncommon for a sovereign citizen to tell the cop who pulls them over that they’re not the driver at all – just a traveller in a vehicle. They tell the judge they’re not the “legal person” who was charged, but they’re really a “living person” who is immune from laws.

The counterfeit trade has drastically changed over the last three decades. The traditional image of local markets with individuals selling pirate DVD's has progressed...

Last year was a rollercoaster year for data protection and privacy professionals, but expect 2023 to call and raise 2022's activity at the state, federal and international levels.