AI Chat Logs: 6 Critical Discovery Risks in 2026

Your AI chat logs are evidence. That is not a prediction — it is the current state of federal law, and this week it landed in the mainstream. Dr. Alex Wissner-Gross flagged it in The Innermost Loop on August 31, 2026, pointing to Washington Post reporting that found a dozen cases in which chatbot conversations […]

Employee Data in Bankruptcy: 5 Critical Gaps in 2026

Google’s $10M bid for Spirit Airlines’ records shows employee data in bankruptcy may fall outside the privacy protections consumers get. Five gaps to close now.

Smart Glasses Workplace Policy: 6 Critical Rules

ICE banned Meta smart glasses at work. Here is how to build a smart glasses workplace policy that survives wiretap, biometric, and NLRB scrutiny.

AI Agent Unauthorized Access: 5 Critical Risks

An AI agent hacked a gym’s booking API on its own. Here’s the AI agent unauthorized access exposure your business faces, and 5 fixes to make now.

AI Agent Terms of Service: 5 Critical Fixes for 2026

The Ninth Circuit just weakened the CFAA against AI shopping agents. Your AI agent terms of service are now the enforcement tool that matters.

EU AI Act Transparency Rules: 5 Critical Business Risks

The EU AI Act transparency rules took effect August 2, 2026. Here is how the new AI disclosure duties reach U.S. businesses and what to fix in your contracts.

Does Your Employer Own Your Side Hustle IP?

Side hustle IP is not automatically yours. Invention assignment clauses, state carve-out statutes, and the seven traps that decide who owns your project.

Bringing On a Co-Founder: What to Settle Before the Handshake

Bringing on a co-founder without vesting, IP assignment, and a written split is how companies die. Six mistakes and how to fix them before you sign.

Who Keeps the Cash When a Business Is Sold? Cash Free Debt Free Explained

A cash free debt free deal decides who keeps the cash when a business is sold. Here are the seven traps that quietly reduce seller proceeds.

FCC Robot Ban: What It Means for Your Business Contracts

The FCC robot ban blocks new foreign-made robots and power inverters from U.S. authorization. Here is what it means for your contracts.