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New and emerging technology is always exciting and interesting to learn. Traverse Legal’s attorneys have always prided themselves on understanding the underlying technology for emerging industries such as blockchain and crypto. As importantly, the rapid rise of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology has created an entirely new category of legal work. Crypto law is not

AI startups face a unique paradox: while innovation can happen overnight, legal clarity often takes months—and not getting it right can cost you everything. Whether you’re building proprietary LLM infrastructure, training models on licensed datasets, or deploying AI-driven tools for end users, the stakes are high. Legal mistakes in the early days may not show

Generative AI depends on data—and lots of it. From search engines and large language models to image generators and music tools, these systems are trained on massive datasets, often pulled directly from the public web. Think news articles, social media posts, lyrics, books, stock images, etc.
But here’s the catch: just because content is publicly

Eventually, the federal government will pass an artificial intelligence law, which will likely trump and preempt state laws. In the meantime, many states are implementing their artificial intelligence regulations and laws. We expect this trend to continue. If you have any questions concerning these acts or compliance with new AI regulations, contact one of our

With the advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies, it is valuable for companies to leverage their power to bolster innovation and outperform their competitors. Yet, given the vast amount of data required to train AI models, these technologies also raise concerns about the privacy and security of data.  Companies need to navigate complex legal