Press Release: Decoded E-Newsletter Highlights Critical Legal Developments in Technology and Cybersecurity
Volume 6, Issue 5 — October 2025
The latest issue of Decoded, the technology law insights e-newsletter, has arrived, bringing significant announcements alongside critical analyses on generative AI, cybersecurity, and healthcare privacy.
This edition welcomes William S. Thompson, former U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of West Virginia, who joins Spilman as Counsel. His extensive legal and business experience will enhance the firm’s litigation and alternative dispute resolution services. Additionally, 18 Spilman attorneys have been recognized by Super Lawyers for their excellence, showcasing the firm’s commitment to high legal standards.
A KPMG survey reveals that 60% of U.S. bank executives regard generative AI as a top investment for 2025, with expectations that AI could manage up to 40% of banking tasks, particularly in fraud detection and cybersecurity. Conversely, the rising threat of cyberattacks on the healthcare sector has led to a 37% increase in ransomware incidents, with vendors becoming prime targets. Enhanced preparedness and pre-emptive measures are essential for firms to safeguard their data.
The U.S. Copyright Office recently weighed in on AI development’s copyright implications, highlighting risks for artists’ work and debating the balance between intellectual property rights and technological advancement. Further, the construction industry is slowly beginning to adopt generative AI, tapping into its potential to improve project efficiency and safety monitoring.
In a troubling breach, California’s health insurance exchange inadvertently shared sensitive personal health information with LinkedIn during a marketing campaign, raising alarms over data privacy. Lawsuits and legislative inquiries are now underway to address this significant lapse.
As technology progresses, the legal landscape continues to evolve. For further insights and commentary, please subscribe to Decoded and stay informed.
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