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International Drone Rules and Regulations: A Practical Guide for Cross-Border UAV Operations

Drones—also called UAVs (unmanned aerial vehicles) or UAS (unmanned aircraft systems)—are now standard tools for photography, surveying, inspection, agriculture, public safety, and logistics. But as drone adoption expands, so do regulatory requirements. For anyone flying internationally—whether as a hobbyist or a commercial operator—und...


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How Has Artificial Intelligence Impacted Drone Technology?

Artificial intelligence (AI) has fundamentally transformed drone technology, shifting unmanned aerial systems (UAS) from remotely piloted tools into increasingly autonomous, data-driven platforms. What were once simple flying cameras are now capable of real-time decision-making, object recognition, predictive navigation, swarm coordination, and automa...


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Drone Laws and Litigation

Drones—also called unmanned aircraft systems (UAS)—are no longer niche tools limited to hobbyists. Today, drones are used for real estate marketing, construction progress monitoring, private security, agriculture, filmmaking, inspections, and emergency response. As drone usage increases, so do disputes involving privacy, property rights, cybersecurity...


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The Year in AI Law: 2025’s Biggest Legal Cases and What They Mean for 2026

We can confidently say that artificial intelligence law stopped being “emerging” in 2025. This was the year the courts, regulators, and legislators around the world started drawing real lines in the sand on copyright, data use, AI-washing, and high-risk systems—with obligations that will fully bite in 2026 and beyond. For in-house teams, founders...


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AI in eDiscovery and Litigation: Benefits and Legal Risks

Artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionized document review, case analysis, and legal strategy. In the last five years, “technology-assisted review” (TAR) and newer generative AI tools have moved from experimental pilots to mainstream practice in U.S. litigation. For law firms, corporate counsel, and litigation support teams, AI in eDiscovery prom...


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