by Andrew Contiguglia | Apr 19, 2026 | Business, Leadership / Founder Mindset
Most business partnerships don’t fail at the beginning. They fail in the middle, when two people who once wanted the same thing realize they no longer do. LESSONS FROM WREXHAM | NO. 2 Before you choose a business partner, answer this question honestly. Are you...
by Andrew Contiguglia | Apr 6, 2026 | Business, Leadership / Founder Mindset
Lessons from Wrexham — No. 1 Most founders can describe their business. Far fewer can describe what it’s for. Stop for a second and answer this question before you read another word. What is your business actually for? Not what it does. Not what it sells. Not...
by Andrew Contiguglia | Mar 25, 2026 | AI In Business, Business, Criminal Law, Evidence, Internet Law, Trial Issues
AI attorney-client privilege is no longer a future concern. It is an immediate risk, and the federal court’s ruling in United States v. Heppner should alert lawyers, executives, founders, and anyone considering using a public AI tool to handle sensitive legal issues....
by Andrew Contiguglia | Jan 3, 2026 | AI In Business, Business, Contracts, Internet Law
Artificial intelligence does not change the law. It changes how quickly people make decisions that already carry legal weight. Most of the legal rules that govern contracts, ownership, and hiring existed long before AI entered the conversation. What AI changes is...
by Andrew Contiguglia | Nov 9, 2025 | Business, Contracts, Recommended Blogs
What Colorado’s New Hidden Fee Law Really Means for Business Hidden fees not only cost money but also damage trust. Colorado’s new Deceptive Pricing Practices Law officially takes effect. Starting January 1, 2026, every business in the state will be required to...
