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No Human, No Copyright: AI Cannot Author Original Work
Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing how content is created, from artwork and music to written materials and design. As these tools become more sophisticated, a fundamental legal question has emerged: who owns the copyright or is there a copyright? A recent...
April 2026 – Q&A with Giselle – H-1B Lottery Results
In this episode, she answers the following: •H-1B lottery results are in… what is next? • What to do if you were selected • What to do if you were not selected To stay up to day with relevant news and updates impacting corporate immigration law please subscribe...
The H-1B lottery results are in – Let’s talk Strategy
The H-1B lottery results are now out, bringing relief to some and disappointment to others. Each year, highly qualified talent is left out of the process. That is the reality of the system. This is not the end of the story. It’s a time for reflection and pivot point....
Another Buc-ee’s Dispute? What the Latest “Logo Infringement” Case Says About Trademark Law
Just over a year ago, we wrote about Buc-ee’s taking legal action to protect its iconic beaver logo from a North Texas gas station. That case was not an outlier. Buc-ee’s has built a reputation for aggressively enforcing its trademarks, particularly when it comes to...
Another Departing Advisor Tries to Steal Clients, This Time to the Tune of a $765k Penalty
Client relationships are often the most valuable asset a business owns. In industries like financial services, those relationships are built over time through trust, data, and personalized service. We recently shared the story of a former JPMorgan Chase advisor who...
Could You Get in Trouble for User-Generated Content – Even If It’s Educational?
User-generated content has become a cornerstone of modern digital platforms. From social media to educational tools, companies increasingly rely on users to upload and share content at scale. However, a recent $75 million copyright verdict involving Post University...
AI Trade Secrets on Trial: Former Google Engineer Convicted in Historic Espionage Case
Trade secrets are among the most valuable forms of intellectual property a company can possess. Unlike patents or copyrights, which require public disclosure, trade secrets derive their value from remaining confidential. A recent criminal conviction involving a former...
Marks Gray Welcomes Davis Love and Brian Pederson as Shareholders
We are proud to announce attorneys Davis Love and Brian Pederson have joined the firm as shareholders. Their addition further enhances the firm’s depth in complex litigation, professional liability, and regulatory matters. Davis Love is a seasoned trial lawyer with a...