Regulatory & Compliance
Financial regulation, SEC/CFTC enforcement, industry-specific compliance, and corporate regulatory obligations
Judge Rejects Google Ad Tech Breakup, Imposes Behavioral Remedies
Judge Leonie Brinkema rules against breaking up Google's ad tech monopoly, opting for behavioral remedies and monitoring instead.
Texas Mall Owner Seeks Dismissal in 2023 Mass Shooting Lawsuit
Simon Property Group appeals to Texas Supreme Court to dismiss negligence claims over 2023 Allen mall shooting, with potential to reshape premises liability.
FTC Publishes Price Transparency FAQs to Guide Auto Dealers
The FTC released FAQs clarifying auto dealers' price transparency obligations, following prior enforcement actions, aiding compliance efforts.
Senator Warren Joins Push to Pause Advanced AI Development
Senator Elizabeth Warren backs a temporary pause on advanced AI to assess safety and regulation amid growing U.S. concerns.
Fifth Circuit Rules Embedding Online Content Isn't Copyright Infringement
The Fifth Circuit's 2026 ruling clarifies that embedding online content doesn't violate copyright, setting a key legal precedent for digital content use.
Ex-Kosovo President Thaçi Sentenced to 25 Years for War Crimes
Kosovo's former President Hashim Thaçi convicted and sentenced to 25 years by The Hague court for wartime torture and murder during the 1998-1999 conflict.
Congress Introduces Judicial Conduct Reform Bill with Clear Time Limits
Rep. Fitzgerald's Judicial Conduct and Disability Reform Act aims to reduce delays and conflicts in federal judicial misconduct cases, affecting legal strategies.
SEC and FDA Sign MOU to Sharpen Oversight on Food, Drug Disclosures
SEC and FDA signed a three-year MOU to share data and boost enforcement on food and drug product disclosures, impacting corporate compliance.
Senate Banking Committee to Vote on Brian Johnson for CFPB Director
Senate Banking Committee will vote on Brian Johnson's nomination for CFPB Director, impacting financial regulatory enforcement and consumer protection priorities.
AP Sues Over Limits to Online Immigration Case Records Access
Associated Press challenges federal court rule limiting online access to immigration case files, citing First Amendment rights and seeking greater transparency.
Delaware Tightens Data Breach Rules: Faster AG Notice, Narrower Safe Harbors
Delaware's new law requires faster breach reporting to the Attorney General and narrows GLBA and HIPAA safe harbors, affecting data compliance for financial and healthcare sectors.
Top AI CEOs Call to Slow Development, Demand New Regulations
Leading AI executives from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google DeepMind, and Microsoft unite in urging a measured slowdown and regulatory guardrails to prevent AI risks.
Over Two Dozen Lawmakers Rarely or Never Use AI Despite Regulating It
More than two dozen U.S. lawmakers admit to little or no AI use amid growing AI regulation efforts, highlighting a disconnect in policymaking.
Federal Judge Refers Philadelphia DA Krasner for Potential Prosecution
Judge Paul Diamond refers Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner to DOJ over alleged unethical conduct in criminal case handling in 2026.
UK Tribunal OKs $351M Google App Store Fee Settlement
UK Competition Appeal Tribunal approves $351M Google app fee settlement, a key precedent for antitrust claims in digital marketplaces.
Thailand, Cambodia Hold First UN Conciliation to Resolve Maritime Dispute
Thailand and Cambodia begin UN-backed conciliation over a Gulf of Thailand maritime boundary dispute involving critical resource claims.
Bridget McCormack Named GM of Judiciary at Clio
Bridget McCormack, ex-Chief Justice of Michigan Supreme Court, joins Clio as General Manager of its Judiciary unit to advance legal tech in courts.
EU proposes ban on under-13s using social media without parental consent
The EU proposes the EU Kids Act to restrict social media use for under-13s, requiring parental control and strict age verification for compliance.
UK Ministry of Justice apologizes for unauthorized access to 2024 attack victims' court files
The UK Ministry of Justice admitted unauthorized access to court files of victims from the 2024 Southport attack, prompting ICO investigation and official apologies.
Ninth Circuit Questions Executive Power Over Arctic Oil Lease Cancellations
The Ninth Circuit panel challenges the scope of executive authority on Alaska Arctic oil lease cancellations, raising legal uncertainties for energy sector counsel.