Aimee B. Davis Law P.C.

Mastering the Metaverse

Mastering the Metaverse {4 minutes to read}  In June 2022, I participated in a webinar entitled Mastering the Metaverse, presented by Mitch Jackson, a litigator who seemed to be strongly advocating for attorneys to create their own avatars and promptly commence entering the Metaverse to provide legal services to clients.  WHAT A SHOCKING REVELATION! Certainly,… Continue reading Mastering the Metaverse

The State of Media & Entertainment

The State of Media & Entertainment {4 minutes to read}  Last fall I attended a Media & Entertainment Executive Panel and Networking Event at Grant Thornton. It was my first in-person networking event last year. I chose it because of my (i) long-standing professional relationship with the moderator (who invited me)*, (ii) appreciation for content… Continue reading The State of Media & Entertainment

Are NFTs the Emperor’s New Clothes?

{3 minutes to read} I was enthusiastic to hear from Craig Jacobson, managing director at B. Riley Advisory Services, in response to my latest blog. He compared the current market for NFTs to playing a “game of chicken.” I couldn’t wait to learn more about what he meant.

Developing Trust in a Remote Environment Part 2

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Developing Trust in a Remote Environment Part 2 {3 minutes to read}  So last time I concluded that trusting (advisory) relationships and new networking communities CAN BE (and, in fact, HAVE BEEN) created remotely during the Covid era. Nevertheless, since our new networking connections have been reduced to talking heads on a screen, it is more… Continue reading Developing Trust in a Remote Environment Part 2

Questions About the Confidentiality of Customer Lists

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Questions About the Confidentiality of Customer Lists {3 minutes to read} In order to maintain my license and remain an attorney in good standing in the State of New York, I’m required to attend 24 hours of continuing legal education (CLE) every two years. After 25 years practicing law, it’s become increasingly challenging (and this… Continue reading Questions About the Confidentiality of Customer Lists

The Inhumanity of Virtual Networking

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The Inhumanity of Virtual Networking {3:30 minutes to read} As a corporate transactional attorney for the past 24 years, I think it’s fair to describe myself as a senior statesperson in the NYC business world. I’ve been at it so long I don’t remember who taught me the value of returning phone calls on a… Continue reading The Inhumanity of Virtual Networking

Legal Brush Strokes – The Convergence of Art and Technology

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Legal Brush Strokes – The Convergence of Art and Technology {4 minutes to read} In July’s blog, I discussed the convergence of the fashion industry with new technology. Now, there’s a hot new convergence of the art world and technology. In fostering her own “second act,” actress Portia de Rossi recently launched an online venture… Continue reading Legal Brush Strokes – The Convergence of Art and Technology

Virtual Reality: Is It a Substitute for the Real Thing or Just a Novelty?

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Virtual Reality: Is It a Substitute for the Real Thing or Just a Novelty? {3:48 minutes to read} July 1st, 2017: The day I experienced virtual reality. As an attorney with extensive experience in telecom & new media, I was first introduced to augmented reality (AR) nearly five years ago. In negotiating Non-Disclosure Agreements relating… Continue reading Virtual Reality: Is It a Substitute for the Real Thing or Just a Novelty?

Coping with a Computer Crash? Let it Go! Let it Go!

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Coping with a Computer Crash? Let it Go! Let it Go! {3:30 minutes to read} In February, I experienced every computer user’s worst nightmare. My computer crashed, and unless I was willing to pay $3,000 to a forensic expert (a/k/a a professional hacker), nothing was retrievable from the hard drive.   For several weeks prior… Continue reading Coping with a Computer Crash? Let it Go! Let it Go!

Giuliani to Be Cybersecurity Advisor?

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Giuliani to Be Cybersecurity Advisor? {2:54 minutes to read} In light of the hacking allegations into the DNC’s and Hillary Clinton’s emails during the 2016 presidential election, I’ve been thinking about cybersecurity.   Throughout my career, I’ve focused on the use and protection of confidential information, and I’ve often wondered how to effectively prevent cyber-incursion.… Continue reading Giuliani to Be Cybersecurity Advisor?