Category: Artificial Intelligence
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Can You Trademark an AI-Generated Logo?
More business owners are contacting us with logos created using AI tools. It’s fast, inexpensive, and often looks polished enough to feel “done.” The natural next question is whether that logo can actually be protected under trademark law. While an AI-generated logo is not automatically disqualified from trademark protection, it does come with risks. AI…
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Protection For Vibe-Coded Apps: Intellectual Property Options
One day you came up with this great idea and were able to code it using AI. Now what? First, we want to protect your brain-child with intellectual property law. The answer to how to obtain IP protection for vibe-coded apps usually involves understanding the different forms of intellectual property that may apply to your…
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Is AI Replacing Lawyers? Hype Versus Reality For Artificial Intelligence
The legal world is buzzing with questions about AI replacing lawyers. From Anthropic’s Claude to proprietary software and legal research platforms, artificial intelligence tools are rapidly entering law firms, courtrooms, and client workflows. But while tech leaders claim AI will soon handle legal work, the reality is far more complicated and risky. From hallucinated court…
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Trademarks for Software: Protecting Your Tech Brand in the Digital Age
If you’re developing an app, SaaS platform, or digital product, trademarks for software are one of the most important steps you can take to protect your brand. A registered software trademark not only distinguishes your product in crowded marketplaces like the App Store and Google Play but also gives you the legal tools to stop copycats,…
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AI Hallucinations in Law: Why Human Oversight is Crucial
Artificial intelligence is transforming the legal industry, but recent high-profile mistakes highlight the risks of relying on AI-generated legal research without human oversight. One alarming trend is the rise of AI “hallucinations,” where AI fabricates case law, leading to serious ethical and procedural consequences. A recent case involving Morgan & Morgan, the nation’s largest personal…
