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Exploring the Frontier of Employment: The Groundbreaking Workplace Laws Set to Reshape 2025

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Washington, D.C. – As we step into 2025, a new set of workplace legislations come into effect across the United States, aimed at addressing several modern labor issues ranging from remote work policies to advanced equality practices. These laws reflect the nation’s evolving workforce demands and mark significant steps toward adjusting to post-pandemic workplace realities. The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic had accelerated the adoption of remote work, prompting legislators to formalize many temporary measures. Amongst the most anticipated laws is the Remote Work Standardization Act, which sets clear guidelines for teleworking. This law mandates … Read more

Exploring the Ethical Frontier: Should AI Receive Rights and Legal Protections?

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In the swiftly evolving field of technology, the unique capabilities and potential rights of artificial intelligence (AI) have become a hot topic in legal and ethical discussions worldwide. The human brain, with its sophisticated structures and billions of neurons, sets a high bar for intelligence and emotional complexity. However, as AI technologies grow increasingly advanced, mimicking these human traits, they raise questions about the need for protective laws concerning AI entities. Researchers highlight that the human brain is far more complex than those of our closest animal relatives, such as chimpanzees and gorillas. Humans possess … Read more

From Law School to Leader: How Star Kashman Shaped a New Frontier in Technology Law

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New York, NY – When Star Kashman witnessed the pivotal role a competent attorney played during her parents’ divorce, she was inspired to pursue a career in law rather than psychology, her initial interest. This decision led her to a groundbreaking career focused on technology law, which began to take shape during her studies at Brooklyn Law School. As a student, Kashman chose not to follow the traditional paths in law—either grappling with low pay until making partner or chasing higher incomes in large law firms with grueling hours. Instead, she set about pioneering her … Read more