Insights, Strategy, and Updates
Texas TRAIGA, Colorado's AI Law Reset, and Federal Preemption: Navigating AI Regulation in 2026
Texas's AI law is already in force, Colorado just replaced its blocked law with a narrower version, and a federal preemption fight looms. Here's what it means for companies deploying AI today.
Record Trade Secret Filings in 2025: What's Driving the Surge and How to Protect Your Company
Federal trade secret filings hit a record high in 2025, driven by employee mobility and a 92% jump in AI-related claims. Here's what growth-stage companies should shore up now.
AI Training Data Litigation: What the Google Publisher Suit and the Anthropic Settlement Mean for Your Company
A new copyright suit against Google over Gemini's training data — and the $1.5B Anthropic settlement that came before it — show why data provenance is now its own point of legal exposure for companies building AI.
Wittliff Cutter saba Earns Chambers Honors for Commercial Litigation, Intellectual Property
Wittliff Cutter Saba secures dual recognition in the 2025 Chambers Spotlight, reaffirming its reputation in commercial litigation and intellectual property disputes.
Wittliff Cutter Saba Partners Named to 2024 Texas Super Lawyers
Wittliff Cutter Saba partners Reid Wittliff and John Saba were named to the 2024 Texas Super Lawyers list, recognized for their excellence in business and intellectual property litigation.
Austin Monthly Selects Three Wittliff Cutter saba Partners for Top Honors
Congratulations to Wittliff Cutter Saba partners Slade Cutter, John Saba, and Jack A. Simms, Jr., for being named to the 2024 edition of Austin Monthly’s Austin’s Top Attorneys.
Wittliff Cutter saba Adds Experienced Trial Lawyers Lisa E. Davis, Nicole Norris
Wittliff Cutter Saba is proud to announce the addition of veteran trial lawyers Lisa E. Davis and Nicole Norris as Senior Counsels. Lisa and Nicole each bring to Wittliff Cutter twenty-plus years of experience leading complex commercial litigation matters and intellectual...
