Regulatory & Compliance
Financial regulation, SEC/CFTC enforcement, industry-specific compliance, and corporate regulatory obligations
Fifth Circuit Weighs Appeal Over FCC Rural Broadband Subsidy Rules
The Fifth Circuit reviews a challenge to FCC rural broadband subsidies, following the Supreme Court's 2025 USF ruling, impacting telecom compliance and funding.
11th Circuit Upholds Convictions of Black Activists Under FARA
The 11th Circuit affirmed the prosecution of Black activists for failing to register under FARA, rejecting First Amendment defenses and clarifying legal limits.
FCA Sets New UK Rules for Transaction Reporting by Late 2026
The FCA finalizes UK transaction reporting reforms harmonizing MiFIR, EMIR, and SFTR regimes, impacting legal and compliance teams.
ARB Expands Sarbanes-Oxley to More Private Firms, Boosts Whistleblower Rights
The ARB's recent rulings broaden Sarbanes-Oxley protections to private companies, impacting compliance and whistleblower policies.
NY Court Dismisses VDARE's Libel Suit Against The New York Times
A New York court dismissed VDARE's libel suit against The New York Times, reaffirming strong First Amendment protections for the press.
Survey Finds 100+ Court Sanctions Linked to AI Hallucinations Since 2023
More than 100 court sanctions have arisen from AI hallucinations in legal filings since 2023, highlighting risks for lawyers using AI tools.
Oregon Broker Sentenced for $14M Wire Fraud Exposes Payment Risks
Jeremy Todd Briley sentenced for $14 million wire fraud involving payment brokers, highlighting risks in contract payment processing and oversight.
78 Groups Urge Senate to Drop AI Sandboxes from CLARITY Act
A coalition of 78 organizations petitions US Senate to remove AI sandbox provisions from the CLARITY Act, citing civil rights and consumer risks.
Senate GOP eyes contempt vote on Fauci amid pandemic probe
Senate Republicans plan contempt vote against Fauci after he invoked Fifth Amendment, raising concerns about government scientists' roles.
Senate Dems Unveil Bill to Boost Presidential Pardons Transparency
Senate Democrats introduced a bill to enhance transparency and impose restrictions on presidential pardons, impacting legal oversight and compliance.
Aug 2026: 11th Circuit Upholds Florida Minor Ban on Adult Drag Shows
In August 2026, the 11th Circuit upheld Florida's law banning minors from adult drag shows, affecting First Amendment and compliance issues.
Federal Court Affirms Utah's Gambling Rule Over Prediction Market Kalshi
A federal judge ruled Utah can enforce state gambling laws against Kalshi, clarifying legal boundaries for prediction markets and state regulation.
White House AI Cybersecurity Framework Shared Privately, Not Publicly
Trump's 2026 AI cybersecurity framework shared with major AI labs but withheld from public, raising transparency and oversight concerns.
Rep. Max Miller Stays in Ohio Race Amid Abuse Allegations and Ethics Probe
Rep. Max Miller continues Ohio House campaign despite domestic abuse allegations and a House Ethics Committee investigation launched in August 2026.
Anthropic Names Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar Global Legal Chief in 2024
Anthropic appointed Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar as global legal and policy executive in 2024, strengthening AI governance amid evolving regulations.
Texas Halts New Data Center Grid Approvals Amid Statewide Audit
Texas pauses approval of new data center power connections to audit impact on grid and resources, affecting legal ops and tech sectors.
Texas A&M Professors Sue Over Ban on Pro-LGBTQ+ Teaching Materials
Four Texas A&M professors and their union filed a lawsuit challenging the university's ban on pro-LGBTQ+ teaching materials, raising free speech and academic freedom issues.
Environmental Groups Appeal Denial to Defend Prairie Chicken Protections
Environmental groups petition the Fifth Circuit to overturn a decision blocking their defense of lesser prairie-chicken endangered species protections.
Ninth Circuit Rules Creating Web Browsers Isn’t CFAA Violation
Ninth Circuit reverses injunction, clarifies web browser creation doesn't breach CFAA, easing risks for developers and future cases.
NCAA Expands Eligibility to Five Seasons After Judge’s Ruling
The NCAA now allows Division I athletes five seasons over five years after a federal judge's ruling, prompting legal and compliance challenges for colleges.