Super Glue, Cheetos, and the Fine Art of Solving the Wrong Problem There is a peculiar magic to government research. You begin with a sober, urgent, taxpayer-funded problem—feed the troops, protect the troops, move supplies faster, save lives—and somewhere along the...
The use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) is quickly becoming nearly universal, and it has profoundly changed how law firms approach advanced problem-solving and strategic decision-making. From drafting internal memos to summarizing dense legal documents,...
Colorado is an aerospace powerhouse that does much more than just build satellites. The state’s many tech companies develop mission systems funded by billions in federal contract obligations. While winning a contract is a major achievement, it is only the first step...
The world of defense contracting is moving faster than ever as we navigate the complexities of 2026. If you are a defense contractor, you probably realize that the rules of the game have changed significantly over the last few years. Intellectual property law firms...
Modern markets often reward those who can grab customer attention using visual shorthand. While many business owners spend their time protecting logos or patenting new inventions, a significant part of their actual value lies in how their products look. Competitors...
In-house legal teams juggle many responsibilities, including mergers and acquisitions, employment issues, and a continual stream of internal challenges. In this busy environment, intellectual property (IP) can be seen as a secondary concern until a crisis hits. Then,...
