Amy E. Feldman

05/31/2026

Last week I had the pleasure of speaking at : Greater Philadelphia’s Tech It Out event! During this talk, I broke down the fast-evolving legal landscape around generative AI: who actually owns AI-assisted work, what happens to trade secrets and privileged information once they enter a GenAI system, and how companies are unknowingly stepping into legal landmines when AI enters the hiring process.

It was a fantastic event, thank you WICT for having me!

05/28/2026

It’s something that’s unfortunately becoming more and more common - identify theft. A listener, who thinks they are a victim of identity theft, recently asked what do to if someone has stolen your identity. Here are some steps you can take if you believe you are a victim of identity theft!

05/28/2026

I recently appeared on Fox 5 to break down the latest developments in MTA labor negotiations.

While the headline focus is a 5% union request versus a 3% MTA offer, the real story is more complex, ranging from inflation and overtime costs to healthcare benefits, infrastructure funding, and potential fare increases.

I also covered the three competing interests driving these negotiations: labor, the MTA, and the public and why any resolution has to balance all three.

Watch the full segment here:

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05/18/2026

It’s getting nicer out (yay!), which means you might be having guests over for a BBQ, time in the pool or just to hang out. This made me think of a question I recently received from a radio listener who asked, “If someone gets hurt on my property, could I be held liable?”. Watch the full video to know what you *may* be responsible for!

05/08/2026

Trader Joe’s is being sued over claims that one of its coffee products contains far less caffeine than consumers expected. ☕️

The lawsuit alleges the coffee had about half the caffeine of a typical blend, without labeling that would alert customers. Here’s what the lawsuit claims, why caffeine content could matter in a consumer fraud case, and what this could mean for companies and consumers moving forward.

05/07/2026

Al is moving fast & the law is trying to catch up.

Minnesota just became the first state to ban Al apps that create nonconsensual intimate imagery. Here’s what this new law means, the growing concerns around Al misuse, and why this could be the beginning of broader Al regulation across the U.S.

04/29/2026

Today’s the day! I’m going live at 3:30 PM with Barnes & Noble Classwork to talk all about Ezra Exposed. Come join us!

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04/21/2026

Mark your calendars! 🗓️

On Wednesday, April 29th at 3:30 PM, I’ll be doing an Instagram Live with Barnes & Noble Classwork to talk all things Ezra Exposed (the drama, the inspiration, all of it!) 📚

Come hang out with us on Instagram on bn_classwork, I’m so excited for this one!

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04/17/2026

Is a raffle considered gambling? 🤔 I’m breaking down the legal reality behind raffles, what makes them gambling, when they’re allowed, and how to run one *legally* without getting into trouble. If you’re thinking about hosting a raffle for your business or an event, watch this!

04/16/2026

I was thrilled to be a speaker at the ’s 18th Annual In-House Counsel Conference! I joined Philip Yannella and Jeffrey N. Rosenthal, Partners at Blank Rome LLP, for a great discussionn about navigating risk in the era of privacy and data breaches. Thank you for having me!