Sign In

Adam Nyhan

Shareholder at Perkins Thompson

Adam Nyhan is a distinguished Shareholder at Perkins Thompson, a prominent business law firm based in Portland, Maine. With a strong background in corporate law, Adam offers legal representation to software companies and businesses both in the United States and internationally.

Adam Nyhan specializes in various areas of business law including corporate governance, software, privacy, data protection, financial services, and advertising. He provides expert guidance on a wide array of business and transactional projects such as Delaware governance, corporate finance, securities, and negotiation of various B2B agreements.

In addition to his legal expertise, Adam Nyhan assists companies in risk mitigation strategies through indemnification and insurance, software development and licensing, trademark registration, Artificial Intelligence development and implementation, as well as ensuring compliance with advertising and privacy regulations.

Adam Nyhan pursued his legal education at The George Washington University Law School, where he obtained his Doctor of Law degree (JD). Prior to his legal studies, he completed his undergraduate studies in Anthropology, earning a B.A. from Macalester College.

Before his current role at Perkins Thompson, Adam Nyhan held several significant positions in various organizations. He has served as an Attorney at Opticliff Law, General Counsel and Project Manager at Alchemy Innovation Group, Inc., Attorney at Constantine Cannon LLP, Law Intern at the U.S. Department of Justice, and Legislative Assistant at the U.S. House of Representatives.

Highlights

Jun 21 · linkedin

The US #Treasury Department has invited financial institutions to comment on Treasury's policy regarding #ArtificialIntelligence. This follows similar AI-related Requests for Information by other federal #bank regulators and ongoing heavy focus from state regulators. #AI has landed - this is a good chance for FIs to have input on the evolving policy. https://lnkd.in/gNtTuJ-C

May 21 · linkedin

Inspired by Ian McCullough, I'm trying to think of better voices that GenerativeAI companies could use rather than imitate female celebrities who asked them not to use their voice likenesses. I'm thinking either Martin Freeman (in his Scouse/Liverpool accent that he used in "The Responder") or Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickenson would be pretty rad. Or the comedian Gina Yashere. I'd pay for any of them. I would also pay a lot not to hear Christopher Lambert a la "The Highlander." NMaaS (Not-MaLeod-as-a-Service) will be the next big thing in AI. Tell that to TechCrunch.

Adam Nyhan
Add to my network

Location

Portland, Maine, United States