Regulatory & Compliance
Financial regulation, SEC/CFTC enforcement, industry-specific compliance, and corporate regulatory obligations
FTC Hits Edwards Lifesciences, Genesis MedTech with $12M HSR Penalties
FTC fines Edwards Lifesciences $10M and Genesis MedTech $2M for evading Hart-Scott-Rodino merger filing rules with structured deals in 2024.
Mass. Court Rejects Cost-Savings Disgorgement Claims Under Chapter 93A
Massachusetts federal court rules disgorgement of internal cost savings is unavailable under Chapter 93A, impacting consumer protection claims.
Fired U.S. Attorney Sues to Overturn Morrison v. Olson Protections
Roger Rogoff, dismissed after 54 minutes as U.S. Attorney, sues Trump administration challenging Morrison v. Olson precedent on federal prosecutor protections.
Taylor Farms Faces First Class Action Over Cyclospora Outbreak
Taylor Farms hit with class action after Cyclospora outbreak linked to its lettuce sickens 1,645 across five states.
Q, LLC Files 2023 Trademark Suit Over Parody 'Q' on AR-15 Parts
Q, LLC sued Bad Attitude Department in 2023 for trademark infringement over a parody 'Q' logo on AR-15 parts, raising key trademark and free speech issues.
Rep. Torres urges SEC probe of Truth Social's real-time data sales
Rep. Ritchie Torres asks SEC to investigate Truth Social's paid real-time access to Trump's posts, raising securities and ethics concerns.
CMS Proposes Mandatory Attestations for Off-Campus Outpatient Departments
CMS proposes a centralized attestation system for off-campus outpatient departments to secure OPPS payments, impacting compliance and audit processes.
SCOTUS Strikes Down Federal Limits on Party Coordinated Spending
SCOTUS invalidates federal caps on coordinated political party spending, reshaping campaign finance law and impacting state regulations.
California Appeals Court Dismisses License Plate Data Privacy Suit
California appeals court upholds dismissal of a license plate data privacy lawsuit due to lack of legal standing under ALPR statute.
PA Supreme Court: Game Wardens Need Warrants to Enter Posted Land
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court unanimously ruled that game wardens must get warrants before entering posted private land, overturning a 2007 precedent.
Washington Judge Orders Shutdown of Kalshi Prediction Market
A Washington court halts Kalshi's operations citing violations of state gambling and consumer laws, signaling rising legal conflicts over prediction markets.
Box rolls out AI agent security for law firms' legal workflows
Box launches AI security controls on July 21, 2026, to protect law firms' sensitive legal documents and ensure compliance with AI regulations.
Gorsuch’s Concurrence in Trump v. Slaughter Signals New Fight Over Agency Power
Justice Gorsuch’s concurrence in Trump v. Slaughter highlights a Supreme Court shift in presidential removal power and its impact on administrative law.
Massachusetts Appeals Court Vacates Civil Conspiracy Verdict on Chapter 93A Claim
Massachusetts Appeals Court vacates civil conspiracy verdict, clarifying consumer protection claims under Chapter 93A and emphasizing disputed facts matter.
Indiana Ends Diversity Policy for Government Contracts
Indiana rescinds race- and sex-based preferences in state contracts, shifting to merit-based awards and sparking legal debate.
Federal Lawsuit Targets Whites-Only Communities Over Housing Discrimination
Return to the Land faces federal suit for whites-only communities violating Fair Housing Act and Civil Rights Act, raising legal challenges in housing law.
Workplace Injury Risks Vary Widely Across U.S. States in 2024
New 2024 data reveals significant state differences in workplace injury rates and legal risk implications for corporate counsel.
US Weighs Ban on Chinese AI Models, Tightens Export Controls
The US considers banning Chinese AI models and tightening export controls, impacting legal tech firms and compliance amid US-China tech tensions.
Judge Gives Final OK to Anthropic's $1.5B Copyright Settlement
Federal court approves Anthropic's $1.5 billion settlement resolving AI copyright claims, setting precedents for future AI training and legal standards.
Lululemon Sued Over Alleged Fake 'Phantom Discounts'
Lululemon faces a lawsuit alleging deceptive advertising via inflated prices to create fake discounts, raising compliance issues for retailers.