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Firm Celebrates Attorney’s Admission to the California Bar

By Katy Hull | June 16, 2025

Kronenberger Rosenfeld, LLP is pleased to announce that Senior Associate Jim Carlson has been officially sworn in as a member of the California Bar. His admission further enhances the firm’s

AI-Assisted Image Receives Copyright Protection for the First Time

By Karl Kronenberger | June 10, 2025

For the first time, the U.S. Copyright Office has granted copyright protection to an AI-generated image. The groundbreaking decision is the result of a challenge made by Invoke, a generative

Firm Elevates Jim Carlson as Senior Associate

By Katy Hull | January 06, 2025

Kronenberger Rosenfeld is pleased to announce that Jim Carlson has been elevated as Senior Associate to the firm effective January 1st, 2025. With two years of dedicated service and a

Attorney Selected as Recipient of Outstanding Barrister Award

By Katy Hull | December 12, 2024

Kronenberger Rosenfeld is proud to announce that Leah Vulic (Associate), has been selected to receive the Outstanding Barrister Award through the Barristers Club of the Bar Association of San Francisco

Lilith Games Defeats Class Action Lawsuit Over "Loot Boxes" in Rise of Kingdoms

By Karl Kronenberger | November 30, 2022

Lilith Games, represented by Kronenberger Rosenfeld, LLP and Intelink Law, has defeated a class action lawsuit over "loot boxes" in the popular video game, Rise of Kingdoms. In December 2019

FTC Reviews Rule on Earnings Claims

By Liana Chen | March 01, 2022

Does your business make claims that consumers can make money? The FTC recently published an Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to address claimed deceptive and unfair “earnings claims.”[1] While the

New FTC Guidelines for Consumer Reviews

By Liana Chen | February 25, 2022

Companies marketing to consumers using online reviews, testimonials, or other endorsements, as well as platforms collecting, facilitating, and publishing consumer reviews, should be aware of recent guidance by the Federal

FTC Endorsement Regulation Updates

By Liana Chen | February 25, 2022

Companies marketing to consumers using online reviews, testimonials, or other endorsements should be aware of recent activity by the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) in this area. Background The FTC has

New York’s New Automatic Renewal Law: How It Compares to California

By Karl Kronenberger | June 25, 2025

Automatic renewal laws are rapidly evolving as states respond to consumer frustration with confusing subscription practices. In May 2025, New York amended its automatic renewal law, bringing it in line

Cybercrime and Law Firm Phishing Scams

By Ginny Sanderson | June 25, 2025

Cybercrime is no longer a threat confined to tech companies or large corporations. From neighborhood bakeries to prestigious law firms, cybercriminals are casting a wide net when it comes to

Law Firm Click Fraud: Protect Your Legal Practice from Online Advertising Fraud

By Galen Cheney | June 17, 2025

Click fraud is an escalating threat in digital marketing, particularly for law firms investing heavily in pay-per-click (PPC) advertising. With high-value cases and some of the most competitive keywords in

Updating Terms of Service: What You Need to Know

By Liana Chen | November 19, 2024

It is not uncommon for websites and applications to periodically update their terms of service, as it is a way for businesses to stay diligent with their ever-growing needs as

U.S. Privacy and Data Protection Updates | Insights | Q2 2025 (Federal Law)

By Liana Chen | June 20, 2025

As we reach the middle of 2025, privacy laws continue to evolve at an ever-increasing pace. It is important to remain aware of significant trends shaping the privacy landscape this

U.S. Privacy and Data Protection Updates | Insights | Q2 2025 (State Law)

By Liana Chen | June 20, 2025

The State of Cookie and Tracking Laws: Opt-In, Opt-Out, and What Lies Ahead For companies operating online, the question of whether to implement opt-in or opt-out cookie notices—especially in California

U.S. Privacy and Data Protection Updates | Insights | Q1 2025 (State Law)

By Liana Chen | March 19, 2025

The United States continues to see exponential growth in privacy and data protection laws, and while we are already three months into 2025, businesses and privacy professionals should continue to

U.S. Privacy and Data Protection Updates | Insights | Q1 2025 (Federal Law)

By Liana Chen | March 19, 2025

Companies processing personal information in other countries, including through service providers or employees, should be aware of updates relating to onward transfers. Recently, the Department of Justice (DOJ) issued a