by Francine Ward | Sep 4, 2020 | Legal Blog
Google. Ethics. Artificial Intelligence. Ethical AI. Yes, that’s right. An article on something other than COVID-19. Because while this year has been passing us by, life is still being lived, babies are still being born, and you guessed it – inventions are...
by Francine Ward | Aug 23, 2020 | Esteemable Acts, Legal Blog
COVID-19 health challenges and accompanying anxieties are sweeping through the country. It makes sense. The disease is highly contagious, the symptoms can be disabling and the risk of death for those who become infected is significant. Most of...
by Francine Ward | Aug 20, 2020 | Legal Blog
Everyone loves a good dupe. Why pay $45 for that foundation when you can head to the drugstore and get something similar for $10? But what happens when the knockoffs become dangerous? Recently, Amazon – the online superstore – launched its...
by Francine Ward | Aug 7, 2020 | Legal Blog
In late June of this year, the Safeguarding American Innovation Act was introduced to Congress with the charge to protect intellectual property from theft–specifically, international theft. The proposal comes after an investigation that tracked American...
by Francine Ward | Jul 24, 2020 | Esteemable Acts
People-pleasing and the avoidance of being perceived as “selfish” can be destructive to self-esteem. And guess what? There’s still a pandemic happening all around us. We can’t afford to be people-pleasers anymore. In many ways, society sends us...
