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Litigation Partner Julia Haye was featured on Entertainment Tonight, where she discussed California Probate Code Section 250, commonly known as the “Slayer Statute,” in connection with Nick Reiner’s bid to access his $1.5 million trust fund, which trustees have moved to block under the statute as he faces charges of murdering his parents. United StatesAccounting…

Most people judge an AI product before they use it. They open the homepage, scan the demo, check the pricing, and maybe click the docs. In less than a minute, they already have a feeling about the product.

Every entrepreneur seeks investment. Some look to banks. Others pursue venture capital, angel investors, government intervention funds, or support from family and friends. Yet long before any of these become relevant, every entrepreneur must first secure an investment that receives remarkably little attention.

Trust in online finance has emerged as one of the greatest assets in recent years. Millions of people are managing their investments, paying their bills, and transacting digital assets on the web and mobile apps, and as important as the products are, so is the trust in them.

Nearly one-in-three people around the world now shop online, and one-in-five do so every week. With global e-commerce revenue expected to reach $6.4 trillion this year, online shopping is rapidly becoming the primary channel for buying and selling goods. 

Marketing leaders have never managed more customer information than they do today. Yet having access to millions of records doesn’t guarantee you actually know your customer.

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Aug. 12, 2026 — The AI Trust and Security Consortium (AITSC) has opened applications for its founding cohort of 50 enterprise security and technology leaders to define how AI gets deployed, governed, and trusted inside the world’s largest organizations

In the first half of 2026, search behavior shifted under our feet, software valuations cratered on sentiment rather than proof, and companies blamed layoffs on AI long before anyone could show the receipts.

In recent years, the Zero Trust concept of cybersecurity where users and devices are subjected to multiple levels of authentication was thought to be the final answer to protecting data and intellectual property