Bio
Steven McClurry is a freelance writer. He loves to write controversial topics and on a wide rang of topics. When is not online he is hanging out at his college campus or playing online games.
Blog Posts
Digital Heirlooms: Crafting Trusts for the Age of Crypto and AI
A forward‑looking guide for families and trustees on integrating cryptocurrency, NFTs, and other digital assets into trust structures, with practical tools, leg...Read More
When Love Meets the Gig: Spousal Liability in the Freelance Economy
This article examines how the rise of freelance and platform‑based work impacts marital assets and liabilities, offering legal strategies and practical tips to...Read More
Beyond Consent: Building a Privacy‑First Engine for SaaS Success
Privacy law is no longer a checklist but a strategic moat for SaaS companies. This post outlines a privacy‑first approach—covering fiduciary duties, cross‑borde...Read More
When the Office Becomes a Watchtower: Employment Law in the Age of Employee Surveillance
A deep dive into the emerging legal landscape of employee surveillance, offering SaaS employers actionable guidance on privacy, consent, biometric data, and AI-...Read More
Grandparent Visitation in the Era of Remote Parenting: A Legal Blueprint
An in‑depth look at the modern challenges grandparents face in securing visitation rights, blending in‑person and virtual contact, and navigating interstate leg...Read More
The Hidden IP Playbook Every SaaS Founder Needs
A deep dive into the often‑overlooked intellectual property pillars that SaaS companies need, offering actionable steps for copyrights, patents, trademarks, and...Read More
When the Virtual Playground Turns Hazardous: Personal Injury in Immersive Tech
A deep dive into personal injury claims arising from virtual reality and mixed reality experiences, offering practical safety tips and legal strategies for vict...Read More
When Real-Time Decision Engines Turn Into Dangerous Operations
Real‑time decision engines offer speed but can become dangerous operations when data, model drift, or third‑party failures cause costly errors. Learn practical...Read More