Animal LawConstitutional LawFeatured
October 9, 2026By Adrian Ramos
In December 2024, a California startup wanted to serve Art Basel’s Miami crowd chicken that had never belonged to a living bird. Upside Foods grows its product from banked chicken cells in a cultivator, and by then the company had already cleared FDA consultation and earned a USDA grant of inspection.[i] Five months earlier, Florida […]
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Animal LawFamily LawFeatured
October 7, 2026By Aracely Reyes-Rodriguez
Some marital assets appreciate, some depreciate, and some bark when both spouses try to claim them. When love ends but both spouses still want the dog, Florida divorce courts are left holding the leash. In February 2026, Florida’s Fourth District Court of Appeal confronted this recurring dilemma in Crossen v. Feeley, a case involving divorcing […]
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Artificial IntelligenceConstitutional LawFeatured
October 6, 2026By Leah Llobell
Artificial intelligence has made it increasingly easy to create realistic images depicting events that never occurred. In Montana, that technology recently collided with the First Amendment after a political committee distributed campaign mailers containing AI-generated images of state legislators.[i] The images included legislators wearing pronoun pins and holding pride flags, as well as another legislator […]
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FeaturedSocial Media
October 2, 2026By Ashley Sanchez
What makes an influencer influential? It is not simply the number of followers, likes, or views. It is the authenticity they portray, creating the belief that the person behind the screen genuinely likes what they are recommending. A favorite pair of leggings, a skincare routine, or an energy drink feels different when it appears in […]
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