Rimon attorney Tara Humma was recently featured in an HR Executive article discussing the growing legal and compliance risks associated with workplace AI use. In the piece, Humma highlights how AI-related risk often stems not from intentional misuse but from employees using tools like ChatGPT without clear guidance on handling confidential or sensitive information. She…

Rimon attorney Joseph Rosenbaum was recently featured in a ZDNET article discussing the legal landscape surrounding warrantless smartphone searches in the United States. In the article, Rosenbaum addresses recent federal court decisions related to biometric phone unlocking. He notes that in US v. Payne (2024), the court held that law enforcement may compel a suspect…

TransCode Therapeutics, Inc. (NASDAQ: RNAZ), a clinical-stage company pioneering immuno-oncology and RNA for the treatment of high-risk and advanced cancer, announced that it has entered into an exclusive, worldwide, fully paid-up royalty-free license agreement with Unleash Immuno Oncolytics, Inc. (“Unleash”). Unleash will receive a one-time payment of 1,136,364 shares of a new series of non-voting…

Rimon attorney Carl Volz secured a significant appellate victory on behalf of the co-founders and executive officers of a now-defunct therapy company. The case involved a $1.4 million judgment arising from the company’s abrupt shutdown in 2017. The Illinois Department of Labor argued that an amendment to the Illinois Wage Payment and Collection Act effectively…

Sandra Bell, Partner at Rimon and former senior leader at U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), is featured in a recent Law360 article examining the development of CBP’s tariff refund system following the Supreme Court’s decision to strike down certain IEEPA tariffs. Drawing on more than 30 years of experience in customs, international trade, and…

Rimon partner Joseph Rosenbaum was quoted in ZDNET in an article examining the legal implications of using biometrics versus passcodes to unlock smartphones amid increasing reports of warrantless device searches by government authorities. Joseph explained why passcodes generally receive stronger protection under the Fifth Amendment compared to biometric authentication, highlighting the constitutional distinction between information…

Rimon Law Managing Partner Juan Zuniga was featured in a Law.com analysis exploring how artificial intelligence is reshaping legal work and influencing the future of the billable hour. In the article, Juan discusses how AI is currently being used at Rimon primarily within transactional practices, including due diligence and contract drafting. He explains that AI…

Rimon partner Matthew D. Pace was quoted in Law360 in an article examining recent federal indictments tied to illegal sports gambling schemes involving college basketball players. Matthew discussed why athletes at smaller, less-visible programs may be particularly vulnerable to illegal gambling activity, noting the practical limits of NCAA oversight amid an expanding sports betting landscape…

Rimon Law was recently featured in a Law.com analysis examining the renewed interest in private equity and managed services organization (MSO) structures in the legal industry. The article highlights Rimon’s early adoption of an MSO model through the creation of NovaLaw in 2019. Rimon co-founder Yaacov Silberman explains that NovaLaw was designed primarily for legacy…

Rimon partner Kenneth Anderson was featured in Billboard in an article covering the AI-vocal dispute involving HAVEN.’s viral track “I Run.” Kenneth noted that the case highlights gaps in today’s laws when it comes to AI-generated voice cloning. He told Billboard it should be “a wake-up call for people to look at the status of…