The Lomnitzer Law Firm, P.A.

05/26/2026

Many businesses assume AI-generated content automatically belongs to them.

But under current copyright rules, content created entirely by AI without meaningful human involvement may not qualify for copyright protection at all.

That means competitors could potentially reuse that content—and you may not have strong legal rights to stop them.

05/26/2026

Real patent infringement cases are not just legal headlines; they are business survival stories. If you are a business owner, understanding how patent infringement works can protect your revenue, your ideas, and your competitive edge.

From Apple vs Samsung to Oracle vs Google, these real patent infringement cases show how quickly innovation can turn into litigation and why early patent protection matters. Waiting too long to secure or enforce your intellectual property can cost you market share and long-term growth.

If you suspect patent infringement or want to protect your innovation, knowing your rights under intellectual property law is critical. An experienced patent attorney can help you assess risk, enforce your rights, and build a stronger business strategy.

Read more to learn how real cases shape business decisions and what steps you should take today to avoid costly disputes.

05/25/2026

📄 Don’t Sign an IP Licensing Agreement Without This 📄

Intellectual property licensing can be a powerful business tool—but only if your agreement is built on the right foundation. Missing or vague provisions can lead to disputes, lost revenue, or even loss of control over your IP.

Key elements like scope of the license, payment terms, exclusivity, territory, and termination rights are critical to protecting both parties and ensuring clarity from day one.

Other essential provisions—like confidentiality, ownership rights, and dispute resolution—help safeguard your intellectual property and reduce legal risk throughout the life of the agreement.

💡 Key takeaway: A strong IP licensing agreement isn’t just paperwork—it’s protection. Clearly define rights, responsibilities, and restrictions to avoid costly misunderstandings down the road.

🔗 Read more: https://www.lomnitzerlaw.com/essential-provisions-in-ip-licensing-agreements-in-florida/

05/20/2026

Oracle vs Google changed how we think about software and patents.

The Supreme Court ruled Google’s use of Java APIs was fair use, giving developers more freedom, but also showing how complex and evolving patent law really is.

05/18/2026

🖥️ Publishing content on your website or blog? You may assume it is automatically protected, but copyright law has important rules every business owner should understand.

This article explains
📌 How copyright applies to website content and blog posts
📋 What types of content are protected
⚖️ Common mistakes business owners make with online content
💡 Steps you can take to protect your work

Read the full post here
https://www.lomnitzerlaw.com/copyright-law-website-content-and-blog-posts-what-business-owners-should-know/

05/13/2026

Apple vs Samsung wasn’t just a lawsuit, it was a global battle over innovation.

From design to functionality, the case redefined where inspiration ends and infringement begins, and proved that even the biggest companies must defend their patents.

05/12/2026

05/12/2026

AI is changing business faster than most companies are prepared for.

If AI systems are trained using your content without permission, or if AI-generated content copies someone else’s work, there can be serious legal consequences.

Many businesses also don’t realize that not all AI-generated content qualifies for copyright protection—and publishing false AI content can create liability for the person using it.

In this video, attorney Lorri Lomnitzer explains how AI-related lawsuits work, who may be responsible, and the legal risks businesses should understand before relying on AI-generated content.

05/11/2026

⚖️ Selling Products Online? This Could Cost You Everything

Many business owners don’t realize that selling counterfeit goods—even unknowingly—can trigger serious legal consequences. Lawsuits often come fast and without warning, with frozen accounts, removed listings, and even federal claims already in motion.

Under U.S. trademark law, you can face massive penalties—including $1,000 to $200,000 per violation (and up to $2 million if willful)—plus injunctions, seized inventory, and attorney’s fees.

💡 Key takeaway: If you sell products—especially from third-party suppliers—verify authenticity and act fast if issues arise. Ignoring a counterfeit claim can escalate quickly and put your entire business at risk.

🔗 Read more: https://www.lomnitzerlaw.com/what-it-means-to-be-sued-for-selling-counterfeit-goods/