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Articles from National Law Review
Texas and Illinois Lawsuits Challenge Abortion and Gambling Regulations
Legal actions in Texas and Illinois test traditional legal practices in abortion and gambling laws, potentially reshaping enforcement by involving private citizens.
New England Class Action Filings Surge to Record Levels in 2025
Class action filings in New England spike in 2025 due to privacy concerns, impacting legal strategies.
AI Tools in Law Challenge Attorney-Client Confidentiality
AI adoption in law threatens attorney-client privilege, requiring GCs to adapt policies for safeguarding data.
Minority Interest Redemption: Key Legal Insights Unveiled
New analysis sheds light on the complexities of redemption triggers in minority interest deals, crucial for legal compliance and minimizing disputes.
Washington State Immediately Bans Non-Competes
Washington bans non-compete agreements, voiding them for all workers and impacting employment contract management.
Oklahoma House Passes SB 546, Privacy Bill Effective 2027
Oklahoma's new privacy bill, SB 546, awaits the governor's nod. It outlines strict compliance for companies handling vast consumer data, with significant legal and financial implications.
NY AG Targets Lawyers Amid Surge in Consumer Complaints
NY Attorney General Letitia James issues subpoenas to investigate lawyer roles in consumer complaints.