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Why every creator needs to think about business structure.
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Free speech and defamation — what creators need to know.
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Online hate, burnout, and creator-specific mental health challenges.
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Trademarks, copyrights, and the highest level of IP protection for your brand.
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Insights, trends, and observations in the Creator Economy.
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Termination clauses are arguably the most important term in a contract.
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How scammers trick creators into giving up login credentials.
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Creators are signing onto terms that hand away their IP, right to compete, and even management rights.
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From Biglaw to in-house — how technology is reshaping legal practice.
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The most sinister part of mental health is how much work is required to even understand it.
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Part I.
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Observations from the front line of American politics.
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Taking ownership of why Democrats lost the 2024 Election.
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Today, a break from politics for a feature from my law firm blog!
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An unpopular opinion from someone on the left.
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From content creator to canvasser — what it's like on the ground.
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My state senator is trying to make the standard time permanent.
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California lawmakers giving democrats a bad name.
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A profession in crisis.
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Nothing builds bipartisanship like a common enemy.
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The ingredients for virality are both logical and disappointing.
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There's a difference between meaningful and trendy activism.
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"A republic, if you can keep it." — Benjamin Franklin
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A little known Supreme Court case with massive implications.
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The legal system is fighting gun violence by pushing the limits of criminal liability.
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It should be about policy.
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Why going it alone doesn't work in politics.
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I turn 30 today.
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Don't believe the complainers or conservatives. The US economy is on a tear.
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A short story of how being a creator on social media rotted my brain.
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