This article examines Moltbook, an experimental social network populated entirely by autonomous AI agents, and explores the legal, regulatory, and governance implications of persistent machine-to-machine discourse, including liability, platform responsibility, systemic risk, and ecosystem-level oversight.
This recap summarizes key insights from Holon Law Partners’ January 27 AI executive roundtable in New York City, highlighting why AI governance, accountability, culture, and board-level ownership have become central leadership responsibilities as AI moves from experimentation to enterprise reality.
This post explains how traditional trademark principles continue to apply in Web3, AI, and metaverse environments, highlighting where the law remains settled, where it is evolving, and how brand owners can proactively manage trademark risk as digital goods, AI-generated content, and virtual marketplaces become core business channels.
This article explains why AI governance in 2026 has shifted from written policy to operational execution, outlining where organizations most commonly fail and how leading companies are embedding legal, technical, and human controls into day-to-day business processes to meet global regulatory expectations.
Synthetic media and AI-driven voice cloning are reshaping advertising, entertainment, and content production—and rapidly expanding right-of-publicity risk. As states roll out deepfake and digital replica laws, contracts, consent, and compliance frameworks must evolve just as quickly.
As AI tools move from experimental to operational, vendor agreements are becoming one of the most important risk-control documents businesses will sign in 2025. This article breaks down seven critical contract clauses—covering data rights, training restrictions, liability, security, transparency, and compliance—that every organization should get right as AI regulation and litigation rapidly evolve.
The Supreme Court’s review of Cox v. Sony Music Entertainment could redefine when internet service providers are liable for user piracy—reshaping how creators protect and enforce their rights in the digital age.
Holon Law Partners will be on the ground at MJBizCon 2025, connecting with operators and innovators while advancing strategic conversations around IP, brand protection, regulatory readiness, and deal-making in a rapidly evolving cannabis market.
Today, on Veterans Day, we pause to honor the men and women who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces—individuals whose dedication, sacrifice, and leadership have shaped our nation in ways both visible and deeply personal.
In a high-profile lawsuit, The J.M. Smucker Company accuses Trader Joe’s of copying the design of its iconic Uncrustables sandwiches. Beyond questions of trademark and trade dress, the case underscores how shape, color, and texture are now integral to brand identity. For companies in fast-moving consumer markets, the dispute is a reminder that legal foresight in design protection isn’t optional—it’s strategic. Holon Law Partners helps brands anticipate these challenges, safeguard their creative assets, and align intellectual property strategy with growth.
