Holon Law Partners welcomes Rita Dienes, Esq., CIPP/E, AIGP, whose experience inside European Union institutions and deep knowledge of GDPR, the EU AI Act, and cross-border regulatory strategy strengthens the firm’s ability to advise clients navigating AI governance and international data privacy compliance.
This article explores how FIFA’s aggressive trademark enforcement program affects businesses marketing around the 2026 World Cup, highlighting the risks associated with hashtags, social media promotions, event-related branding, and unauthorized commercial associations.
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.
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.
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.
This post reflects on Holon Law Partners’ recent engagement in Berlin and explores what international operators can learn about scaling consumer experience in regulated, cross-border markets, where compliance, brand trust, and infrastructure must evolve alongside growth.
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.
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blackout between YouTube TV and Disney wasn’t just a viewer inconvenience—it was a live demonstration of how outdated media laws, platform leverage, and modern distribution contracts collide in today’s streaming economy.
The FTC’s new junk-fee rule marks a major shift in consumer-protection enforcement — requiring transparent pricing, banning hidden charges, and introducing steep penalties for deceptive fee practices. Businesses across retail, travel, hospitality, services, events, and subscriptions must act now to ensure compliance.