Artificial intelligence is quickly becoming a routine part of business operations, but the legal architecture behind many AI vendor relationships has not caught up with the pace of adoption. Michigan businesses are now licensing AI tools for customer service, document...
AI Risk Management: A Practical Legal Roadmap for Business Owners Artificial intelligence is no longer a technology reserved for software companies, national retailers, or large institutions with dedicated innovation departments. It is now being used by ordinary...
Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant technology reserved for large corporations, software companies, or research laboratories. Small businesses are already using AI to draft emails, write marketing copy, summarize meetings, screen customer inquiries, analyze...
Website pixel litigation has become one of the most active and unsettled areas of consumer privacy class action practice. For years, many companies treated tracking pixels, analytics scripts, cookies, tags, software development kits, session replay tools, and...
Trade secret law has always been practical law. It protects the confidential business information that gives a company an advantage because competitors do not know it and cannot readily obtain it by proper means. In older business settings, that often meant formulas,...
Middle-market dealmakers have had to absorb a rare dose of Hart-Scott-Rodino whiplash. For decades, HSR analysis was a familiar threshold exercise that usually sat near the end of a deal checklist: determine the size of transaction, confirm the size-of-person test...
Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant technology reserved for large software companies. Michigan small and mid-sized businesses are already using AI to draft marketing copy, respond to customers, screen job applicants, forecast demand, analyze financial data,...
Artificial intelligence has moved quickly from a novelty to a practical tool in litigation and internal investigations. Lawyers, investigators, compliance teams, and corporate legal departments now use AI-assisted systems to summarize documents, organize chronologies,...
Artificial intelligence is no longer an experimental add-on to ordinary business operations. It is increasingly embedded in document review, customer service, marketing, product development, software engineering, compliance, finance, human resources, and legal...
The modern company rarely holds all of its own data in one place. Customer names may sit in a customer relationship management platform, payment details may be processed by a merchant vendor, employment records may be stored in a payroll system, medical or insurance...
