Regulatory & Compliance
Regulatory enforcement and compliance developments
SCOTUS Rejects Extended Supervised Release During Abscondence
The U.S. Supreme Court rules that federal supervised release periods cannot be extended while a defendant is absconding, refining oversight of post-release supervision.
Navigating the Road to AI Maturity in Legal Practice
AI in the legal field is evolving rapidly. Key considerations for leaders in achieving AI maturity include data management, ethical compliance, and operational changes.
Paraguay's CONACOM Joins Stanford's Computational Antitrust Project
Paraguay's competition authority, CONACOM, partners with Stanford's Computational Antitrust Project to enhance antitrust enforcement through technology.
Supreme Court Denies Automatic Extension of Supervised Release for Absconders
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled against extending federal supervised release terms for defendants who abscond, shifting the control of release terms and consequences.
DOJ Settles with Michael Flynn for $1.2 Million Amid Ongoing Legal Controversies
The U.S. Department of Justice has agreed to a $1.2 million settlement with former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn, resolving his lawsuit alleging malicious prosecution.
DOJ Settles with Michael Flynn for $1.2 Million Over Malicious Prosecution Claims
The U.S. Department of Justice has agreed to a $1.2 million settlement with former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn, resolving his lawsuit alleging malicious prosecution.
The Ethics 8: Evaluating Disciplinary Actions Against Trump Administration Lawyers
An analysis of the 'Ethics 8' initiative, assessing which Trump administration lawyers may face disbarment for alleged ethical violations.
Legal Community Calls for Disbarment of Trump Administration Lawyers Amid Ethical Concerns
Legal professionals advocate for the disbarment of Trump administration lawyers due to alleged ethical violations, emphasizing the need to uphold the rule of law.
Balancing AI Innovation and Responsibility in Legal Practice
Law firms are integrating AI to enhance efficiency, but must balance innovation with ethical responsibilities to maintain trust and compliance.
Balancing AI Innovation and Responsibility in Legal Practice
Law firms are integrating AI to enhance efficiency, but must balance innovation with ethical responsibility to maintain trust and compliance.
Supreme Court to Weigh in on Birthright Citizenship
The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear pivotal arguments regarding birthright citizenship, a case poised to reshape immigration law and constitutional interpretation.
Harvard Law Students Urge Divestment from ICE and Affiliated Law Firms
Harvard Law students advocate for the university to divest from ICE and law firms supporting it, reflecting a broader trend of student-led divestment campaigns.
White & Case Faces Lawsuit Alleging Misconduct at Firm Events
A former associate has filed a lawsuit against White & Case, alleging that firm-sponsored events fostered a culture of misconduct, including inappropriate behavior and inadequate investigations.