Business Law Insights from Todd B. Nurick

NDA and non-circumvention agreement guidance. Todd B. Nurick explains what each protects before a deal begins and when to use both.

Starting a new business takes more than filing an LLC. Here are the legal issues founders should address before the first contract, hire, investor, or dispute.

Fractional General Counsel can help businesses manage contracts, employment issues, AI risk, disputes, vendors, and legal strategy before problems become expensive.

A lawyer letter can create a record, demand action, and avoid litigation. But cease-and-desist letters aren’t magic, and they need legal support before they go out on firm letterhead.

Artificial intelligence in workplace investigations. Todd B. Nurick explains what employers should do before software touches the evidence.

The Supreme Court left a $168 million trade-secret judgment in place after a company hired approximately 2,200 employees from a customer. Here’s what businesses should do before hiring from competitors, customers, or vendors.

Hidden fee compliance in 2026. Todd B. Nurick explains what general counsel should fix before customers or regulators do.

How to document employee misconduct before termination. Todd B. Nurick explains HR records for PA employers with out-of-state staff.

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

Are noncompetes still enforceable in 2026? The FTC ban isn’t in effect, but restrictive covenants still require careful state-law analysis.

What are the real differences between in-house counsel and outside general counsel? Here’s a practical business-law look at structure, cost, flexibility, and function.

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.

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.

A new court challenge to the 10% global tariff is raising immediate contract, pricing, and supply-chain questions for companies. Here is what businesses should review 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.

Surprise audits and compliance reviews in 2026. Todd B. Nurick explains business exposure and how to prepare.

AI errors, false reports, and liability risk. Todd B. Nurick explains how companies can reduce exposure when automated outputs go wrong.

Ransomware and cyber extortion. Todd B. Nurick explains payment risk, sanctions, insurance, and response planning for businesses.