About Eric Prindle, Esq.
Eric Prindle is an attorney, writer, and digital marketer based in Minneapolis, where he lives with his partner and two children. Originally from Pennsylvania, he is a 2006 graduate of New York University School of Law and has more than 16 years of legal marketing experience, including 12 years managing content operations and digital strategy teams. He also currently serves as a member of the home rule Charter Commission for the City of Minneapolis.
Articles written by Eric Prindle, Esq.
Can Lawyers Use AI in Court? State-by-State Rules
The widespread availability of artificial intelligence technologies presents both opportunities and challenges for lawyers. Generative AI tools hold the potential to make legal research, drafting, and other tasks more efficient in the hands of attorneys who understand how these tools work and use them responsibly. At the same time, the use of AI technology in the legal profession can have serious pitfalls, from unauthorized handling of client data to the hallucination of nonexistent cases and …
AI Compliance Audit: Does My Company Need One?
Since the public launch of ChatGPT in late 2022, the availability of artificial intelligence (AI) tools has skyrocketed. AI technologies have been integrated into a wide range of existing consumer and enterprise products. New products featuring AI capabilities have been launched and gained widespread traction. For businesses of any size, these developments raise important questions. How is the enterprise using AI tools? Is that usage consistent with applicable regulatory requirements and/or the …
State vs. Federal AI Regulation: Where Are We Heading?
The explosive growth of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies and infrastructure over the past few years has raised many questions about how the law should adapt. For example, how do existing regulations apply to AI and are new AI laws required? And in the United States, who should regulate AI — the federal government or state governments? Answers to these and other questions around AI continue to be debated and worked out. For legal advice on using AI, reach out to a science and …
Rent Control Laws in the United States
Rent control is a name for policies that restrict the ability of private landlords to set rent prices and/or raise them over time. These laws most often apply to apartments and other residential rental properties. Rent stabilization is a closely related concept to rent control. The terms are interchangeable in some jurisdictions. In others, they refer to different sets of rules and policies. Proponents of rent control say it supports housing affordability, particularly for lower-income renters. …
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