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Artificial intelligence is changing the way we work—and the way we create. From marketing copy, logos, code, pitch decks, and product designs, more businesses are using AI tools to speed up creative workflows and boost efficiency. But as these tools become more powerful, one legal question is surfacing again and again: If AI created it, […]
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(last updated January 13, 2026) You may be searching for information on whether you should pay a copyright demand letter from Higbee and Associates. Or, perhaps, you may have found your way here through our other article on the Higbee and Associates/ Picrights duo that is haunting the inboxes of business owners everywhere. Either way, […]
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On May 20, 2024, the Supreme Court declined to review the application of the “discovery rule” in the case of Hearst Newspapers, L.L.C. v. Antonio Martinelli, leaving copyright defendants in uncertain waters. This decision follows the Court’s May 10 ruling in Warner Chappell Music, Inc. v. Nealy, which rejected a three-year damages cap yet didn’t […]
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