Simon Haidegger

Simon Haidegger

Corporate Law Specialist
Simon Haidegger is a Corporate Services expert specializing in employment law and regulatory compliance. He focuses on employee rights, workplace regulations, and compliance frameworks. Simon provides practical advice that helps businesses align HR policies with legal requirements to mitigate risk.
States Push AI School Rules Despite Federal Halt
Tech & Intellectual Property States Push AI School Rules Despite Federal Halt

A powerful and undeniable legislative current is now sweeping through statehouses across the country as lawmakers rush to govern artificial intelligence in schools, a movement that is gaining momentum in direct defiance of a federal administration attempting to bring the entire process to a halt.

Can Law Keep Pace With Artificial Intelligence?
Tech & Intellectual Property Can Law Keep Pace With Artificial Intelligence?

Artificial intelligence is rewriting the code of modern society at a velocity that far outstrips the deliberative, centuries-old process of crafting law, creating a critical tension between boundless innovation and the essential need for societal safeguards. This rapid expansion of AI capabilities,

SEC Crypto Enforcement Forces Industry to Adapt
Corporate & Financial Law SEC Crypto Enforcement Forces Industry to Adapt

The once-boundless frontier of cryptocurrency, long defined by its rebellious spirit and a deliberate avoidance of traditional financial guardrails, now finds itself standing at a stark and unavoidable crossroads. For years, the industry thrived in a state of regulatory ambiguity, a gray area that

Music Publishers Sue Anthropic in AI Copyright Battle
Tech & Intellectual Property Music Publishers Sue Anthropic in AI Copyright Battle

A legal confrontation of monumental proportions is unfolding in federal court, setting the stage for a case that could fundamentally reshape the relationship between artificial intelligence and intellectual property. This landmark lawsuit pits three of the music industry’s most powerful

Will a New Law Hold PA Polluters Accountable?
Regulatory & Administrative Law Will a New Law Hold PA Polluters Accountable?

The fundamental promise of a home is safety, a sanctuary where families can trust the water flowing from their taps and the ground beneath their feet, but for dozens of residents in a quiet Pennsylvania neighborhood, that promise was shattered by the persistent, unmistakable smell of jet fuel. For

Tokenized Intellectual Property – Review
Tech & Intellectual Property Tokenized Intellectual Property – Review

The transformation of intellectual property from a static, legally complex asset into a dynamic, digitally native instrument marks one of the most significant shifts in the confluence of technology and law. Tokenized Intellectual Property represents a profound advancement in the digital assets and

EU Kicks Off 2026 With a Digital Privacy Law Surge
Tech & Intellectual Property EU Kicks Off 2026 With a Digital Privacy Law Surge

As a leading legal expert with deep experience in drafting and analyzing international trade agreements, Desiree Sainthrope has a unique vantage point on the intricate web of EU digital policy. With her broad interests spanning from intellectual property to the real-world implications of AI, she

US Seizes Russian Tanker Violating Venezuela Sanctions
Regulatory & Administrative Law US Seizes Russian Tanker Violating Venezuela Sanctions

In the vast, open expanse of international waters, the interception of a single oil tanker has ignited a diplomatic firestorm, crystallizing the simmering conflict between national sovereignty and global economic pressure. The recent seizure of the Russian-flagged tanker, the Bella, by United

Illegal Firing Over Pay Dispute Costs Employer $185,000
Civil Law Illegal Firing Over Pay Dispute Costs Employer $185,000

Introduction A seemingly minor payroll error can unravel into a catastrophic financial liability, exposing a business to far greater risks than just the initial amount of unpaid wages. When an employee raises a concern about their pay, the employer's response sets the stage for either a simple

National Security and States Redefined US Privacy in 2025
Tech & Intellectual Property National Security and States Redefined US Privacy in 2025

The notion that data is the new oil became profoundly more complex in 2025, as the United States government began treating certain data flows not just as commercial assets but as critical national security vulnerabilities, fundamentally altering the compliance landscape for American businesses.

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