Timothy Shields writes here about technology, law, and the seams between them.
Short notes and longer essays on what software is doing to legal practice, regulation, and the institutions that built the modern legal system. Written for founders, creators, and operators who would rather understand the legal terrain themselves than hand it off blind.
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- "Reasonable security": what the FTC's latest SaaS order means for your startup tech
- Vendor diligence is the new sales channel tech
- Business associate agreements for non-clinical wellness apps wellness
- Why your social handle is not a trademark creators
- AI agents and the legal meaning of agent tech
- Washington's My Health My Data Act applies to you wellness