Monthly Archives: August 2026
Christian Metal Band Suing Netflix for Copyright Infringement Over Name
Most artists file copyright infringement lawsuits because someone is copying their work and using it without their permission. A band is suing Netflix over its brand that has a similar name. Christian metal band Demon Hunter has filed a lawsuit against Netflix, Netflix Studios, and concert promoter AEG Presents, alleging that the entertainment companies’… Read More »
NDAs and Their Use in School Districts
Public school districts often face a difficult challenge: protecting student privacy while remaining transparent with the public. An analysis found that a small number of districts use legally binding nondisclosure and non-disparagement agreements as a way to safeguard sensitive student information. These agreements can restrict employees from discussing topics such as student performance data… Read More »
Entrepreneurs Not Afraid to Fail, Survey Shows
As the saying goes, if at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. As a business owner, this is a good vibe to have. Many people have business startups, but having one does not equal success. While roughly 80% of businesses survive their first year, that rate declines to about 50% by the fifth… Read More »
Using Claude for Business Contract Reviews
Many people are using artificial intelligence (AI) for more and more tasks. Business owners are also using it to get work completed and save money. Reviewing contracts can be especially time-consuming and costly. AI can be helpful in this regard, but is it a good idea? Anthropic’s new “Claude for Small Business” platform is… Read More »