Jennifer Ko Craft was recently quoted in a Managing IP article, “AI and online enforcement: counsel highlight top TM and copyright trends.”
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Jennifer Ko Craft was recently quoted in a Managing IP article, “AI and online enforcement: counsel highlight top TM and copyright trends,” discussing top IP trends that lawyers have seen during the first half of 2025. “We’re seeing more and more provisions that talk about how clients either have to disclose if they’re using AI tools to generate content or are just strictly prohibited from doing so,” Jennifer says. To read more, click here.
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