Business Law Insights from Todd B. Nurick

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.

The Supreme Court heard Suncor v. Boulder today, a major climate-liability case involving federal preemption, state tort law, and interstate emissions. Todd B. Nurick examines the argument, the Pennsylvania and New York implications, and what businesses should watch.

New York's Attorney General is inviting workers with information about unsafe or unlawful AI development to report it confidentially. Todd B. Nurick explains how businesses should handle AI whistleblower complaints, internal investigations, retaliation risk, privilege, and evidence preservation.

DOJ revised its Justice Manual on False Claims Act enforcement, limiting the use of nonbinding agency guidance and directing attorneys to assess dismissal of declined qui tam cases. Todd B. Nurick explains what businesses should do now.

Surveillance pricing uses personal data and algorithms to tailor prices to individual customers. Todd B. Nurick examines new FTC scrutiny, New York law, Pennsylvania legislation, and related AI pricing risks for businesses.

DOJ is rapidly expanding its fraud enforcement infrastructure through a new National Fraud Enforcement Division, a multi-agency National Fraud Detection Center, stronger whistleblower incentives, and a Department-wide corporate self-disclosure policy. Businesses should review how they identify, investigate, preserve, escalate, remediate, and potentially disclose serious misconduct before a government inquiry begins.

A contract selects Pennsylvania or New York law and an exclusive forum. Then the California counterparty sues in California anyway. What happens to the parties' written agreement, and can the other side file its own affirmative action in Pennsylvania instead of litigating its claims as California counterclaims?

Employment authorization rules have changed significantly, and an expiration date alone may no longer tell an employer everything it needs to know. This article examines Form I-9 compliance, EAD extensions and revocations, E-Verify, reverification, anti-discrimination risk, and what General Counsel should build into the compliance process.

Buying a business in Pennsylvania requires more than negotiating a purchase price. Buyers need to structure the transaction carefully, conduct disciplined due diligence, identify liabilities, and negotiate contractual protections designed to reduce post-closing risk. If you are buying a business (or just its assets), you are not only negotiating price. You are negotiating what you are actually acquiring, what liabilities come with it, what you will inherit post-closing, and w

Todd B. Nurick examines AI-related insurance risk and why assumptions about cyber, E&O, D&O, liability coverage, and vendor contracts may not match the actual policy language.

Businesses can remain legally exposed when automated systems fail. Todd B. Nurick examines AI risk involving employment, contracts, compliance, cybersecurity, vendor tools, and corporate governance.

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

A strong privacy policy helps businesses explain how they collect, use, protect, and disclose information. Learn the key elements businesses should consider.

Creating accurate legal documents is essential for protecting a business, defining obligations, reducing disputes, and managing legal and operational risk.

External legal counsel services can give businesses ongoing access to experienced legal guidance without maintaining a full-time in-house legal department.

Privacy policy essentials help businesses explain how they collect, use, share, and protect personal information. Learn the key elements businesses should consider when developing and maintaining a privacy policy.

Todd Nurick explains key 2025 employment law updates and what businesses should know about workplace policies, compliance, and changing legal requirements.

Outside General Counsel services can give businesses ongoing access to experienced legal guidance without the cost and structure of a full-time in-house legal department.

Mergers and acquisitions in Pennsylvania involve more than negotiating price. Todd B. Nurick examines due diligence, transaction structure, contracts, regulatory issues, and the legal risks buyers and sellers should address before closing.

Pennsylvania business law for entrepreneurs involves more than forming an entity. Todd B. Nurick explains key issues involving structure, contracts, taxes, compliance, annual reports, and ongoing legal risk.