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DHS Ends Automatic 540-Day EAD Extensions Starting Oct 2025
DHS finalizes rule ending automatic 540-day EAD extensions Oct 30, 2025, affecting key immigration categories and workforce eligibility.
DOJ & HHS-OIG Launch Single Channel for Healthcare Fraud Self-Disclosures
DOJ and HHS-OIG now accept a single self-disclosure to DOJ for healthcare fraud cases, streamlining compliance and reducing duplicative filings from October 2026.
DOJ Unveils National Fraud Enforcement Division to Battle Rising Fraud
The DOJ launches the National Fraud Enforcement Division for aggressive fraud crackdown, impacting corporate compliance and legal risk management.
Court Upholds Ban on ‘Racially Discriminatory’ DEI in Federal Contracts
A federal court denies injunction against Executive Order 14398, enforcing restrictions on DEI programs deemed racially discriminatory for government contractors.
Supreme Court Upholds Presidential Removal Limits on NLRB Members
The Supreme Court declined to review limits on for-cause removal protections of NLRB members, upholding presidential authority over agency removals.
FinCEN Issues New Alert on Iran-Linked Charity Networks for Banks
FinCEN's latest alert warns banks about Iran-linked charity transaction risks to help combat financial crime and ensure compliance amid geopolitical tensions.
Court OKs $68M Google Settlement Over Unauthorized Recordings
U.S. court approves a $68 million class action settlement against Google for unauthorized recordings by its Assistant devices, highlighting privacy concerns.
First Circuit Bars Employment Practices Liability Insurance Coverage Under Related-Claims Clause
The First Circuit upheld that related-claims provisions can deny Employment Practices Liability insurance coverage when claims predate the policy period.
Second Circuit Revives Lidl Wage Claims Over Employee Waiting Time
The Second Circuit ruled Lidl must compensate employees for waiting before shifts, highlighting labor law risks for employers.
UK’s ICO Transforms Into Board-Led Information Commission
The UK's ICO becomes the Information Commission with a new board structure and Manchester HQ, signaling changes in privacy enforcement.
AI-Powered Hackers Breach 100+ Sites Including John Deere
A recent AI-driven hacking campaign breached over 100 websites, including John Deere and SharkNinja, raising new legal and cyber risk challenges.
California Enacts AI Workplace Laws Mandating Transparency and Oversight
California's new AI workplace laws require employers to ensure transparency, human oversight, and privacy safeguards in AI-driven HR and operations.
Court Clarifies AI Expert Research Discovery vs. Trial Prep Protection
A key court ruling defines discoverable AI expert case summaries versus protected trial prep in litigation discovery.
Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg Launches Corporate Crime Task Force
Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg launches a Corporate Crime and Antitrust Task Force to target corporate fraud and antitrust violations in NYC, signaling increased enforcement.
CFTC and DOJ Crack Down on Insider Trading in Prediction Markets
CFTC and DOJ intensify scrutiny of insider trading in prediction market event contracts, signaling new regulatory risks for legal and compliance teams.
CFTC Seeks Feedback on New Rules for Retail Crypto Trading
The CFTC proposes regulations for retail crypto trading to protect investors and ensure market integrity, seeking public comments through Dec 2026.
New Jersey's FAIR Act Clears Key Committee to Regulate AI at Work
New Jersey advances the FAIR Act to regulate employer use of AI in hiring, monitoring, and benefits, enforcing transparency and worker protections.
California Court Defines Supervisor Harassment Liability Standards
California Court of Appeal limits strict liability for employer harassment to supervisors with direct authority over victims, affecting employer policies.
Washington State Proposes PPE Rule Update for Construction Workers
Washington DOSH proposes updated construction PPE rules to align with federal OSHA standards, emphasizing properly fitting equipment to enhance worker safety.
Q3 2026 Sees Billion-Dollar Deals Amid Legal Tech Market Cooling
Q3 2026 global venture funding hits $159B with record billion-dollar AI rounds; legal tech raises $2.2B despite overall market contraction.