Regulatory & Compliance
Financial regulation, SEC/CFTC enforcement, industry-specific compliance, and corporate regulatory obligations
Two Bettors Testify About Pitch Rigging by Emmanuel Clase
Two bettors testified that Cleveland Guardians pitcher Emmanuel Clase rigged pitches, raising legal and compliance questions for MLB and sports betting.
Fox Completes $22B Roku Acquisition After DOJ Antitrust Review
Fox Corporation finalized its $22 billion acquisition of Roku on Nov 6, 2026, following DOJ antitrust clearance, marking a key streaming market consolidation.
Second Circuit Voices Doubts on $2.5B NYC Taxi Medallion Damages
In Nov 2026, the Second Circuit questioned a $2.5B damage claim in NYC taxi medallion litigation, raising issues for municipal liability and public finance.
10th Circuit Rules NCAA Not a Unique Labor Market, Limits Athlete Antitrust Suits
The 10th Circuit limits NCAA athletes’ ability to bring antitrust lawsuits challenging eligibility rules, impacting sports labor litigation and compliance.
Fraudulent Takedown Requests Target Indian Digital Rights Groups
Indian digital rights groups face fake police takedown requests amid legal battles over censorship and intermediary liability under Indian law.
Democrats Downplay Climate Change in 2026 Midterm Campaigns
Democrats won majorities in 2026 midterms while sidelining climate change, focusing instead on affordability and economic issues.
House Democrats Plan Targeted Health Sector Subpoenas in 2027
House Democrats to start focused subpoenas in 2027 targeting vaccine policies and health budgets, impacting legal compliance in health sector.
Democrats Gain House Control with Diverse New Members and Historic Leadership
The 2026 midterms delivered Democrats a House majority with over 40 seats gained, introducing diverse members and new leadership that will affect legal and regulatory priorities.
NM Lawmakers Warn of Toxic Plume as Uranium Mining Debates Heat Up
New Mexico bans uranium mining on 13M+ acres amid toxic chromium plume concerns affecting Pueblo lands.
Federal Judge Blocks DOJ Demand to Toss 400 Washington Ballots
A judge halted DOJ efforts to force Washington state to discard over 400 ballots amid election disputes, citing procedural overreach and voter rights concerns.
Judge Chutkan Halts Trump’s 250-Foot Arch Near Arlington for 14 Days
Judge Tanya Chutkan issued a 14-day order blocking Trump’s 250-foot arch near Arlington, halting construction amid lawsuits.
10+ Local Governments End Flock Safety Camera Contracts Over Privacy Concerns
Since summer 2026, over 10 U.S. localities have dropped Flock Safety surveillance cameras citing privacy, data misuse, and procurement issues.
Democrats' Texas Sweep Signals Shift in Environmental Laws
Historic 2026 Texas elections with Democratic wins promise major changes in environmental regulation, permitting, enforcement, and judicial review.
Democratic Sweep Poised to Boost TCPA Enforcement and Litigation
Democratic control of Congress plus new FCC TCPA rules set to increase compliance scrutiny in 2026.
Democrats Plan Stricter AI and Data Center Oversight After 2026 Midterms
After winning Congress in 2026, Democrats target AI and data center oversight, impacting tech regulations and legal compliance.
Star Witness Links Oakland Mayor to Bribery Scheme for City Contracts
Mario Juarez testifies in bribery trial against former Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao, detailing payoffs and corruption in awarding city contracts.
California Coastal Commission Approves San Clemente Beach Armoring Project
California Coastal Commission unanimously approves beach armoring in San Clemente to protect rail infrastructure despite erosion and public access concerns.
Meta, Google, TikTok Sue California Over Kid-Focused Social Media Law
Meta, Google, and TikTok file separate lawsuits challenging California's AB 1709 restricting addictive social media features for under-16 users.
Naresh Bhatt Admits Dismembering Wife in Virginia Murder Trial
Naresh Bhatt admitted dismembering his wife during a 2026 Virginia murder trial where her body remains missing.
Virginia Probes Police Misuse of License Plate Readers Amid Privacy Concerns
Virginia lawmakers investigate misuse of automated license plate readers by police, highlighting privacy issues and calls for stronger oversight.