The Nevada Divorce Process: What You Need to Know
Written by Emily Hong, Lex Tecnica Law Clerk Note: This constitutes free legal information for educational purposes and not legal advice. For your specific situation, always consult a licensed attorney. Going through the Nevada divorce process is one of the hardest things a person can face – emotionally, financially, and legally. The good news? You […]
Champagne Problems: Copyright Ownership and the Right to Publicity
Written by Brennan Paterson, Lex Tecnica Law Clerk The ongoing federal lawsuit Taylor v. Jamie Nelson Studios LLC, No. 2:25-cv-12069 (C.D. Cal. Dec. 22, 2025) spotlights a concept that may surprise photographers and other artists: even when a photographer owns the copyright to their images, the way those images are marketed and sold can still […]
Avoiding Ambiguity: Why Word Choice Matters in Legal Writing
Written by: Tyler Hurst, Lex Tecnica Law Clerk Albert Einstein is credited with saying, “If you can’t explain it simply, you don’t understand it well enough.” That principle applies to legal writing as much as any other kind of writing. Clear legal writing is not simplistic. It is disciplined. It reflects a strong command of […]
AI in Legal Practice: Current Temperature Check
Written by Nick Thayer, Lex Tecnica Law Clerk The legal profession is split. Some lawyers are using AI for drafting, translation, timekeeping, and citation checks. Others are cautious because the tools can still be wrong and the lawyer remains responsible. Both views are reasonable. AI can help, but it does not remove the duty to […]
Copyrights, Trademarks, Patents, and Trade Secrets: Understanding the Basics of Intellectual Property
Written by: Brennan Paterson In the constantly evolving American economy, ideas and creativity can hold as much if not greater value than physical assets like factories or real estate. Whether you’re an entrepreneur launching a new product, an artist creating original works, or a business developing a recognizable brand, understanding intellectual property is essential. Intellectual […]
Unity – America’s Superpower
America’s greatest strength is not her military. Not her markets. Not her technology. America’s superpower is unity. Not uniformity. Not sameness. Not forced consensus. Unity. From the beginning, we were not united by bloodline, tribe, or religion. We were united by an idea. That idea was revolutionary then, and it remains revolutionary now: that life, […]
Love Your Contracts: The 9 Agreements Every Business Needs to get Right
Most entrepreneurs do not start businesses because they love contracts. They start because they love building. Products. Teams. Momentum. Contracts can feel like background noise. But the right contracts are not noise. They are structure. They remove uncertainty, protect cash flow, and prevent the kind of friction that quietly drains time and energy. When your […]
Why We Oppose Question 6 (2026)
Law Protects the Vulnerable By Samuel Castor, Esq. 1. The Principle Behind Lex Tecnica Lex Tecnica was founded on a simple truth: All liability, misery, and sorrow in the world comes from one lie: when people are reduced to objects, products, money, or means to an end. The opposite is also true: When we honor […]
The Quiet Year Before the Storm: How 2025 Reshaped Privacy Law and What Your Business Must Do This New Year
As 2025 has closed, the privacy landscape was calm. No major federal legislation emerged and no single state law dominated the headlines. The reality is very different. Throughout the year, lawmakers and regulators reshaped the rules that determine how businesses collect, use, store, and share data. These changes begin taking hold as we enter 2026, […]
Artificial Intelligence in Law: Powerful Tool, Not Replacement
Clients are hearing a lot about artificial intelligence, often framed as “robots coming for everyone’s job.” It is reasonable to wonder whether AI will quietly draft your brief, comb through your contracts, or even decide your case. In reality, AI in the legal profession is much more straightforward and far less dramatic. Used correctly, it […]