Guelph police are warning residents after a local woman lost $14,000 in a cryptocurrency investment scam promoted through what appeared to be a celebrity endorsement. Police say artificial intelligence is making it easier for fraudsters to imitate public figures and pressure victims into sending money.
Police in Guelph are warning residents to be cautious after
Illinois Just Made AI Discrimination Illegal. Does Your Hiring Process Comply?
If your company uses software to screen resumes, score job applicants, schedule interviews, evaluate performance, or decide who gets promoted, you may already be violating Illinois law.That is not a hypothetical. It is the current legal reality for employers operating in Illinois as of January 1, 2026.
A lot of business owners in the
Silicon Valley Faces a Reckoning Over Special Purpose Vehicles
On May 11, two of the world’s most valuable private companies all but admitted that the AI private market boom has been built on shaky legal ground.
OpenAI announced that unauthorized transfers of its equity, which were made through special purpose vehicles or “SPVs” — shell companies set up for a single purpose – tokenized
Apple’s Gemini-Siri Deal Is the Next Microsoft Antitrust Case, Not the Next App Store Fight
The Gate to the Kingdom May Be Closing for Good: Apple Puts Google Inside SiriAuthor: Luis Blanquez
On January 12, 2026, Apple and Google announced a multi-year deal—reported at roughly $1 billion a year—under which a custom Google Gemini model will run as the backend “brain” of the rebuilt Siri and the next
Attorneys Seep Paliwal & Erin Rome Present on AI Contract Drafting for Association of Corporate Counsel
Stafford Rosenbaum discusses AI contract drafting with Association of Corporate Counsel – Wisconsin members
Stafford Rosenbaum Attorneys Seep Paliwal and Erin Rome, and co-presenter Attorney Matt Beier of WILMIC, will present “Contract Drafting and Review in the Era of AI” on Friday, May 15, at the ACC-WI Annual Chapter Conference and Meeting of Members.
United Center’s 1901 Project Shows How Chicago Property Tax Incentives Really Work
The United Center’s 1901 Project is seeking a Cook County Class 7(b) property tax incentive. Here is how the incentive works, how the project appears to qualify, and why it differs from the Bears stadium tax fight.
SEC Moves to Rescind Climate Disclosure Rule
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s move to formally rescind its 2024 climate disclosure rule represents a significant turning point in the evolution of ESG-related regulation and the associated D&O risks. According to the federal regulatory tracking website, SEC staff submitted a proposed rule entitled “Rescission of Climate-Related Disclosure Rules” to the Office of Information and
Building a Future-Proof IP Strategy for AI in Medtech
The healthtech industry is experiencing intense competition as companies race to develop software and artificial intelligence (AI) tools for clinical decision support, medical telemetry, robotic surgery, surgical navigation, medical imaging analysis, drug discovery, clinical trial management, and countless other medical applications. This competitive landscape is driving substantial investment and rapid innovation, with established medtech providers,
Is It a Chipset or Is It a Security?
Compute power is all the rage with AI companies demanding more and more to run their extensive systems. How about investing directly in the chipsets? You could just buy shares in Nvidia.
Aaron Verdugo and his wholly owned entities, Verdugo Enterprizes, LLC dba BDaaSWorx and BDaaS Inc. had another way for investors to get in
Is it Time for Courts to Embrace Shareholder Oppression Outside of the Corporate Dissolution Context?
When shareholder oppression is real but dissolution is too much, should courts give majority owners a chance to straighten out before imposing the corporate death penalty?