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SEC’s 2027 Exam Priorities Highlight AI, Cybersecurity, and Resilience
The SEC’s 2027 exam priorities target AI, cybersecurity, and operational resilience, signaling tougher compliance for financial legal professionals.
Saudi Arabia Proposes Major Data Protection Overhaul Impacting Global Firms
Saudi Arabia's SDAIA releases draft amendments to data protection law, introducing strict data localization and breach notification rules with global compliance implications.
Pentagon Fires Top Planner for Leaking Classified Iran, Ukraine Intel
Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia admitted leaking classified Iran and Ukraine info for over a year; Pentagon refers case to DOJ, raising legal and operational concerns.
Eighth Circuit Vacates Fed’s 21-Cent Debit-Card Fee Cap
The Eighth Circuit overturned the Federal Reserve’s 21-cent cap on debit-card interchange fees, impacting fee policies nationwide for banks and merchants.
NY AG Settles $480K Case Against Debt Buyers Over Expired Mortgages
NY Attorney General settles for over $480K with debt buyers over attempts to collect expired mortgages, highlighting legal compliance risks.
Trump Signs Order to Cut Mortgage and Title Insurance Costs
President Trump’s Executive Order 14438 aims to lower mortgage and title insurance costs, impacting legal and financial services in real estate.
China Enacts Patent Screening for SRDI and Little Giant Certifications
Chinese authorities implement new patent verification rules for SRDI and Little Giant SME certification programs, targeting IP compliance and data integrity.
Fulton Bank Loses TCPA Class Action for Unsolicited Calls and Texts
Fulton Bank found liable in TCPA class action for unsolicited calls and texts without consent, prompting legal and financial compliance scrutiny.
New Strategies Emerge to Protect Estate Plans from Legal Challenges
Updated legal insights and tools help estate planners shield wills and trusts from contestation amid rising challenges.
States Expand Legal Protections for Menopausal Employees
New laws in Rhode Island, Illinois, and other states require workplace accommodations and prohibit menopause discrimination.
21 State AGs Sue Treasury Over FinCEN’s Corporate Transparency Exemptions
Twenty-one state attorneys general sued the Treasury over FinCEN’s August 2026 rule exempting nearly all companies from Corporate Transparency Act reporting.
DOJ and HHS Launch Pilot for Healthcare False Claims Self-Disclosure
DOJ and HHS launch a six-month self-disclosure pilot allowing healthcare providers to report potential False Claims Act violations voluntarily.
NYC Changes Hiring Background Check Rules Effective Oct 30, 2026
New York City updates background check rules under Fair Chance Act, extending candidate response time and clarifying employer obligations by Oct 30, 2026.
Israel Highlights AI Risks and Duties in Patent Law Practice
Israel's expanded ethics opinion and Supreme Court ruling stress AI's impact on patent law risks and lawyer responsibilities amid growing legal challenges.
CFPB Reverses Mandatory Relocation Plan for Regional Employees
The CFPB reversed its plan forcing 450 regional staff to move to D.C., impacting federal employment policy and legal advice on workforce rights.
Fifth Circuit Revives Privacy Class Action Over Meta Pixel Use
The Fifth Circuit allows a class action to proceed against Meta Pixel's use on health websites, increasing legal risks for data handling.
IRS Updates EPCRS and Launches New IRA Correction Program
IRS issues Revenue Procedures updating Employee Plans Compliance Resolution System and creating a new IRA correction program, effective starting Oct 2026 and May 2027.
DOJ Launches WHIP Offering $10K-$30K Rewards for Fraud Tips
The DOJ's new Fraud Whistleblower Incentive Program (WHIP) offers upfront financial rewards to boost fraud reporting in federal programs.
Quinn Emanuel Tops BTI's 2027 Most Feared Litigation Firms Report
Quinn Emanuel ranks No. 1 for fifth straight year in BTI Consulting's 2027 Most Feared Litigation Firms, a key insight for legal teams.
NYC Proposes Rules for AI Disclosure and Human Access in Customer Service
New York City proposes sweeping rules requiring AI disclosure and human representative access in automated customer service, setting compliance precedents.