You’re a business owner and digital transformation is the superhero cape to take your business to new heights. But to leverage your powers, you need to understand how they work and when to use them for the greater good. In digital transformation, that’s where a solid framework comes in. By understanding and embracing this framework,... View Article
An AI policy establishes a clear framework for how your company will develop, deploy, and manage AI technologies. It helps address potential issues such as unauthorized use of software, data breaches, and ethical concerns. By having a well-defined AI policy, your company can build trust with customers, employees, and stakeholders, showcasing your commitment to responsible and secure AI practices.
Equinox Business Law Group embraces the transformative potential of AI, viewing it as a tool to amplify human creativity and redefine legal services. Recognizing the importance of ethical considerations, the firm focuses on using AI to enhance strategic advising rather than merely increasing efficiency. They automate repetitive tasks to empower their teams for more valuable work, acknowledging the irreplaceable role of experience and nuance in legal practice. Equinox advises businesses to approach AI thoughtfully, advocating for an AI Policy that encourages upskilling and responsible use. Their commitment extends to empowering clients with strategic insights, envisioning a future where innovation and tradition coexist harmoniously in the legal landscape—one nuanced step at a time.
On July 18, 2023, Oregon joined the growing number of states in signing into law comprehensive data privacy legislation. Effective July 1, 2024, the Oregon Consumer Privacy Act (the OCPA or the Act) will create meaningful privacy protections for Oregon consumers and new data protection obligations for businesses operating in Oregon.
Consumer health data, as defined by the Act, encompasses a wide range of personal information linked to or reasonably could identify a consumer’s past, current, or future physical or mental health status consumer's physical or mental health status. Examples include individual health conditions, treatments, genetic data, diseases, diagnosis, use or purchase of prescribed medications, vital signs, bodily functions, symptoms, genetic data, biometric data, and more!
Today, it seems like every other commercial is for an insurance company. From talking geckos to that Mayhem guy destroying things, we’ve become familiar with the needs and benefits of auto and home insurance–but what about protecting our business?
As we look forward to 2022, don’t overlook legal. Legal is a powerful tool to help your business gain an advantage. Businesses that incorporate legal tactics into their strategies often can proactively address challenges and leverage legal to gain an edge over their competition. Three areas that can help you gain an advantage over the... View Article
We’ve all heard about cybersecurity risks and the increasing sophistication of hackers seeking to access our data. Small businesses are particularly at risk because they often don’t have sophisticated systems in place. The increasing work-from-home environment due initially to COVID-19, but likely to continue in the future, created even more access. Employees may use their... View Article
In our connected world, the internet is an essential tool for doing business, but it is also a major source of risk. It often isn’t a matter of if your data will ever be compromised, but when and how much. Good data protection policies and practices can help your business minimize risk and exposure to... View Article