Is Montana’s Broadband Future at Risk?

The Fifth Circuit’s July 2024 decision in Consumers’ Research v. FCC,[1] which found the FCC’s Universal Service Fund (USF) unconstitutional, could seriously undermine rural broadband across the country—with outsized impact in Montana. The USF is an a $8 billion digital equity programs fund that seeks to support the expansion of access to affordable high-speed Internet […]

The Elder Care Crisis We’re Not Talking About Enough

      As our population ages and more professionals take on caregiving roles, elder care is no longer just a personal issue—it’s a public, workplace, and policy concern. Yet many of the most serious challenges in elder care are still under the radar. We hear about medications, assisted living, and long-term insurance. But here […]

Costly Overlooked Trademark Musts

      Costly Overlooked Trademark Musts  In the fast-paced world of branding and entrepreneurship, trademarks often take a backseat to product development, marketing, and customer acquisition. However, failing to address common—and commonly ignored—trademark issues can lead to serious legal complications and financial setbacks. Below are some key trademark pitfalls that many businesses overlook, often […]

AI and Medical Services, who’s Liable?

                   Artificial intelligence (AI) is not just creeping into our personal lives and workplaces—it is also beginning to appear in the doctor’s office. The prospect of being diagnosed by an AI might feel foreign and impersonal at first, but what if you were told that a robot […]