Brett represents insurers in claims involving intellectual property, technology errors and omissions, media liability, and cyber and privacy matters. His work spans a broad range of disputes on behalf of London Market and U.S. insurers, including patent, copyright, trademark, and trade secret claims brought against policyholders ranging from early-stage startups to established technology companies, as well as software implementation disputes, technology hardware failures, and matters involving online defamation and disparaging content. Brett’s practice has a particular focus on intellectual property matters and emerging technologies that create novel coverage issues. Prior to joining Atheria, he practiced civil litigation across several areas of law, experience he draws on to inform and strengthen his coverage practice.
As the development of generative AI continues to transform industries, one of the most pressing legal questions has been whether training large language models on copyrighted books qualifies as fair use.
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