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Unpacking Rescheduling Facts and Myths
Rumors of cannabis rescheduling sparked market swings and widespread misinformation. Holon Law unpacks the key myths—and the legal realities—behind rescheduling under federal law.
Synthetic Media, Voice Cloning, and the New Right of Publicity Risk Map for 2026
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.
The Enduring Comfort of Tradition: Why This Time of Year Calls for Ritual (And It’s Not Too Late to Start New Ones)
As the holidays approach, tradition offers a powerful anchor—bringing comfort, connection, and meaning through familiar rituals. Whether honoring long-held customs or starting something new, this season is a reminder that it’s never too late to create traditions that strengthen bonds and shape lasting memories.
The Rise of AI Vendor Agreements: 7 Clauses Every Business Needs to Get Right in 2025
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.
Cox Communications v. Sony Music Entertainment: What the Supreme Court’s Copyright Showdown Means for Artists and Creators
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 at MJBizCon 2025: Connecting, Collaborating, and Advancing the Future of Regulated Industries
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.
What the YouTube TV–Disney Blackout Signals About Streaming’s Legal Future
A high-profile blackout between YouTube TV and Disney wasn’t just a viewer inconvenience—it was a live demonstration of how outdated media laws, platform leverage, and modern distribution contracts collide in today’s streaming economy.
Holon on the Ground at IgniteIt’s DC Cannabis Capital & Policy Summit
Holon Law Partners was on the ground at IgniteIt’s DC Cannabis Capital & Policy Summit, engaging with lawmakers, regulators, and industry leaders during a pivotal moment for cannabis and hemp policy. With the federal “hemp ban” looming and rescheduling gaining momentum, Holon helped lead key conversations on patient access, compliance, and the rapidly shifting national regulatory landscape.
Preparing for the Next Wave of AI Regulation: Practical Steps for Small and Mid-Sized Businesses
As AI becomes embedded in everyday business tools—from hiring systems to marketing automation—new regulations in 2025 are raising the bar on transparency, risk management, and oversight. Small and mid-sized companies can stay ahead by mapping their AI use, assessing risk, strengthening vendor contracts, and implementing practical governance steps.