Technology has shaped human existence since its beginning and, over the years, has revolutionized our world and daily lives. As technology advances at a rapid pace, companies in this space continue to transform the world through innovations and business models that create and capture value. Leaders in the industry envision making products, services, and ultimately lives better through groundbreaking technologies such as software, hardware, cloud services, robotics, artificial intelligence, information security, and media.

Polsinelli shares that mindset as our technology lawyers play an important role in helping shape the future of the industry through strategic guidance around the creation, acquisition, use, protection, and commercial exploitation of technology. We understand that issues facing technology companies often sit at the intersection of intellectual property and commercial transactions, so we craft custom solutions that consider the opportunities and concerns, as well as the type and stage of the unique enterprise.

Our clients range from entrepreneurs to research institutions to Fortune 500 companies, coming to us at different stages of development and looking for cost-effective and experienced counsel. Whether working with a startup seeking first-round financing or a seasoned industry player aspiring to grow, our lawyers have the experience and business background to provide quick cutting-edge advice that clients have come to expect in today’s world.

Providing full-service capabilities, we partner with our technology clients throughout the lifecycle of their innovations and businesses. Our team advises on matters regarding legal rights and responsibilities unique to technology companies, including online advertising, trademark, patent, employment of developers, network security, and online contracting. Additionally, our experienced litigation attorneys represent clients addressing technology-specific issues, including FCC and TCPA-compliant marketing programs and third-party data collection.

Working with our clients, we frequently counsel on the following technology deals and issues:

  • Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
  • Blockchain
  • Cloud Computing
  • Data Center and Infrastructure
  • Internet of Things
  • Joint Ventures and Licensing
  • Outsourcing
  • Privacy and cybersecurity
  • Technology Transactions

Our technology industry clients benefit from the legal services we offer, including:

  • Corporate and Transactional
  • Corporate Finance
  • Employee Benefits & Compensation
  • Employment Law
  • Healthcare Technology
  • Intellectual Property
  • Mergers and Acquisitions
  • Venture Capital and Emerging Growth
  • Tax

We also regularly represent businesses in supporting industries that propel technology forward, such as:

  • Aerospace
  • Advertising & Digital Media
  • Data Center & Infrastructure
  • Digital Health
  • Education Technology
  • FinTech and Blockchain Technology
  • Information Security (InfoSec)
  • InsurTech
  • Mobility & Vehicle Use
  • Telehealth
  • Uncrewed Aircraft Systems and Robotics

Recent rankings include:

  • Named in the 2025 edition of Best Law Firms® as a Tier 1 national firm in Technology Law
  • Nationally recognized as a “2025 BTI Litigation Standout” in Cybersecurity Litigation by BTI Consulting Group.
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U.S. and Allies Release “Careful Adoption” Guidance for Agentic AI
Key Takeaways AI is accelerating cybersecurity threats by expanding the attack surface and enabling more sophisticated, scalable attacks, even as it offers potential defensive benefits. Last month, the limited release of new AI systems designed for cybersecurity underscored how new and fast-emerging risks are an inherent part of AI’s potential. Last week, the U.S. and its allies released guidance on how AI security risks for agentic AI systems can and should be addressed within established cybersecurity frameworks.  Industry standards for AI cybersecurity are evolving rapidly, and signals included in this guidance will shape the establishment of duties of care and legal obligations. AI is rapidly reshaping cybersecurity risk, not just as a defensive tool, but as a force multiplier for threat actors. When AI moved
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The Hidden Risks of AI Notetakers: What Organizations Need to Evaluate Before Deployment
Key Takeaways: Organizations are rapidly deploying AI notetaking tools, creating new legal, privacy and security exposure. Those records can undermine privilege, expand cybersecurity risk and trigger domestic and international compliance obligations. Before deployment, organizations should establish internal policies on appropriate use, conduct security and contractual vetting, assess data transfer mechanisms, obtain required disclosures or consent and restrict use in privileged or highly sensitive settings. Organizations are rapidly adopting AI notetaking and meeting assistant tools for their potential to improve efficiency and automate documentation. While these tools may enhance productivity, they also introduce new legal, privacy, security and compliance risk that organizations should carefully evaluate before implementation. Below, we outline key data privacy and compliance risks and practical considerations for businesses that are integrating AI notetaking
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