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Jason H. Ehrenberg Named to the 2026 Washington DC Super Lawyers List
Holon Law Partners is pleased to announce that attorney Jason H. Ehrenberg has been selected to the 2026 Washington DC Super Lawyers list, a distinction reserved for no more than 5% of attorneys practicing in the Washington DC area.
Whose Data Is It Anyway?
Cities across America are quietly building AI-enabled intelligence infrastructure. The technology promises efficiency and public safety, but it also raises fundamental questions about data ownership, accountability, and citizen rights.
When Resolution Is the Real Victory
This article explores why sophisticated businesses increasingly view dispute resolution through a strategic lens, using mediation and hybrid dispute-resolution approaches to control costs, preserve relationships, maintain confidentiality, and achieve outcomes aligned with long-term business objectives.
AI-Assisted Hiring: EEOC, DOJ IER, and DOL Signal Enforcement Priorities—and Risks for Employers
Federal agencies are making one point clear: employers remain responsible for AI-driven hiring and employment decisions, even when vendors supply the technology.
SAFE vs. Convertible Note vs. Priced Round: How to Choose the Right Instrument for Your Stage
This article explains the differences between SAFEs, convertible notes, and priced equity rounds, helping founders understand how each financing structure affects dilution, governance, investor expectations, and long-term fundraising strategy.
AI Due Diligence Is the New IP Diligence
This article explains why AI-enabled transactions require a fundamentally expanded diligence framework, covering training data provenance, model licensing, AI governance, privacy compliance, and regulatory exposure under frameworks such as the EU AI Act.
Taylor Swift’s Voice Is Now a Trademark: What AI Developers and the Entertainment Industry Need to Know
This article examines Taylor Swift’s recent spoken-word trademark filings and analyzes what they signal about the evolving intersection of trademark law, right of publicity, synthetic media, and generative AI risk in the entertainment industry.
The Law Changed. The Guidance Didn’t.
This article analyzes the disconnect between the DOJ’s marijuana rescheduling decision and existing prosecutorial guidance, explaining how the lack of updated charging and sentencing direction creates inconsistency in federal enforcement and real consequences for defendants.
Legal Analysis: Impact of DOJ Marijuana Rescheduling on Criminal Defendants
This article analyzes how the DOJ’s marijuana rescheduling decision affects criminal defendants, including implications for active prosecutions, post-conviction relief, and sentencing under current federal law.