Business Law Insights from Todd B. Nurick

AI agents now accept online terms for businesses, often without anyone reading them. Todd B. Nurick explains how UETA, E-SIGN, New York's ESRA, agency law, and clickwrap cases apply, and what businesses should do now.

AI-enabled SaaS agreements raise risks that traditional software contracts were not designed to address. This article examines indemnities, data and training rights, intellectual property, audit rights, model changes, and other AI vendor-contract issues for Pennsylvania and New York companies.

Quantum computing still sounds futuristic, but the legal planning issues are already here. Here’s what owners and general counsel should be reviewing now.

The UK has opened an antitrust probe into Microsoft’s business software practices. Here is what companies should review now about bundling, cloud licensing, AI integration, and vendor lock-in.

AI hallucination liability. Todd B. Nurick explains business risks from fabricated AI outputs and what companies should review now.

Meta’s reported plan to capture employee keystrokes and mouse movements for AI training raises broader questions about privacy, labor law, contracts, governance, and internal policy. Here is what companies should review now.

Florida’s criminal investigation into OpenAI over the FSU shooting may test new AI liability theories. Here is the unbiased business-law analysis companies should be paying attention to now.

Companies are using ChatGPT and Claude for real business problems, but recent court decisions are raising serious questions about privilege, work product, and discoverability. Here is what businesses should do now.

Algorithmic pricing in 2026. Todd B. Nurick explains antitrust, consumer protection, and contract risks companies should review now.

The Meta and YouTube verdict puts platform design and warnings under scrutiny. Todd B. Nurick explains the liability risks for digital-product companies.

The White House is pushing a national AI standard. Business attorney Todd B. Nurick explains the 2026 risks for companies and what to do now.

The current Iran crisis could affect U.S. businesses through sanctions exposure, shipping disruption, energy volatility, contract disputes, and cyber risk. Here’s what companies should review now.

Pennsylvania data center bills in 2026. Todd B. Nurick explains what businesses and landowners should know about the proposals.

AI risk and insurance coverage. Todd B. Nurick explains where policies may fall short for AI-related claims and what businesses should review.

When AI gets it wrong. Todd B. Nurick explains legal risk from automated business decisions and how companies can manage it.

Todd B. Nurick explains the ethical and legal risks companies face as they adopt artificial intelligence.