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Bryn helped with a few members who were in dealing with legal situations. I was very pleased with his ability to listen and understand their situations and to provide a well thought out conclusion that was fact based. Each situation meet the demands and needs of our members.
Monty S.
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Bryn has been a big asset to me as he is always thorough and has impeccable integrity. Bryn’s knowledge and skills have made it easy to accomplish projects on time and on budget. He always has a great attitude and is a pleasure to work with.
Ray C.
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Bryn Peterson is a knowledgeable and balanced corporate attorney with a wide-range of experience from trademarking to lease and trade negotiations. I had the pleasure of working with Bryn on almost a daily basis when he worked for Tree Top.  Because our offices were next door to each other I saw and heard him in action interacting with dozens of people daily on all kinds of issues. In my role as Corporate Communications Director I also worked directly with Bryn and sought his expertise on many occasions related to food safety regulations, consumer concerns, vendor agreements and personal services contracts. Bryn was thorough in his review, thoughtful in his guidance, and diligent about serving the best interest of the company. I am confident Bryn will serve his clients well and deliver outstanding service.
Sharon M.
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Over a number of years, I worked directly with Bryn in his capacity as corporate counsel for Growers Express (Green Giant Fresh). Bryn oversaw legal matters for a number of diverse agribusinesses including a large captive insurance company. Bryn is detail oriented and very proactive when it comes to assuring the business interests he represents avoid unnecessary liability and exposure. He was a valued member of the team and worked well in a fast paced, complex environment. I highly recommend Bryn Peterson as a competent and reliable corporate counsel.
Tom R.
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I had the pleasure of working with Bryn when he was our inside counsel. Our interactions were centered around supplier contracts and the occasional issue where I needed guidance. Bryn was always helpful, thoughtful and thorough in his responses. Very good to work with.
Scot R.
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Bryn has been an outstanding lawyer to work with. He is conscientious and always on top of things. Not only does he stay on top of the small details of the job, but also keeps the big picture in focus. He is personable and easy to work with, and has a good sense of humor. Highly recommended!
Elton L.
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Who Owns AI-Generated Logos, Code, and Copy? The Copyright Question Wrecking Small-Business Deals

AI-generated logos, copy, and code are creating a silent legal trap for small businesses. U.S. copyright law requires human authorship, meaning purely AI-generated assets often cannot be registered or legally protected. This matters enormously when deals, partnerships, or acquisitions involve IP due diligence. The key factors that determine ownership include the depth of human creative contribution, the AI platform’s own terms of service, and how thoroughly a business has documented its creative decisions. Small businesses can protect themselves by auditing existing assets, preserving records of human involvement, reviewing tool agreements, and updating contracts with vendors and freelancers. With more legal developments expected through 2027, acting on what is clear in 2026 is the safest move for business owners who want clean IP going into their next deal.

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