Cyber Law

Avoiding Common Scams for OnlyFans Content Creators

Stepping into the world of OnlyFans can offer creators real earning potential—but it also exposes them to a growing number of scams targeting their content, identity, and income. From fraudulent management offers to unauthorized use of content, creators face risks...
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What Brand Ambassadors Should Know Before Signing a Contract

Acting as brand ambassadors can open the door to exciting partnerships, increased visibility, and meaningful income opportunities—but it also places your name, image, and reputation directly into someone else’s marketing strategy. Before signing any agreement, it’s essential to understand how...
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The Lomnitzer Law Firm, P.A. Named a 2026 South Florida Favorite in Business Law

We are proud to share exciting news with our clients, colleagues, and community: The Lomnitzer Law Firm, P.A. has been selected as a 2026 South Florida Favorites Winner in the Business Law category. This recognition is especially meaningful because it...
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How College and Olympic Athletes Should Protect their Name, Image, and Likeness

College and Olympic athletes are competing in a world where their name, image, and likeness (NIL) carry more commercial power than ever before. From endorsement deals and social media partnerships to merchandising and digital content, today’s athletes have unprecedented opportunities...
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Intellectual Property Laws and the Risks of AI

Artificial intelligence is reshaping how companies innovate, create, and compete—and with that progress comes a new wave of intellectual property challenges. Whether a business is developing AI‑driven products, integrating automated tools into daily operations, or relying on machine‑generated content, questions...
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Florida’s “AI Bill of Rights” Moves Through the State Legislature

Governor Ron DeSantis is championing an Artificial Intelligence or AI Bill of Rights to protect Floridians. He has also proposed legislation that would remove any responsibility for Florida citizens to pay for AI data centers and empower local governments to...
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Copyright Law, Website Content, and Blog Posts: What Business Owners Should Know

In the digital age, websites and blogs are often a business’s most visible assets—and they’re also among the most vulnerable to copyright misunderstandings. Questions about ownership, licensing, and the lawful use of online content arise more frequently than many creators...
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How Do Defamation Cases Differ Based on the Status of the Plaintiff?

In today’s fast‑moving world, reputational harm can take many forms—and not all plaintiffs stand on equal footing when pursuing a defamation claim. The law imposes different standards depending on whether the person alleging harm is a private individual, a public...
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What is the Florida Digital Bill of Rights?

On July 1, 2024, Senate Bill 262, commonly known as the Florida Digital Bill of Rights (FDBR), went into effect. This consumer data privacy law, located at Fla. Stat. § 501.701  et seq., grants Florida residents important rights regarding their...
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What is Defamation by Implication?

In today’s information-driven world, reputation is one of a business or individual’s most valuable assets. While outright false statements can be damaging, defamation often arises in more subtle ways—through implications, innuendo, or misleading context that suggest something untrue without directly...
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