with Christopher Van Gundy at Buchalter
If you are a Signal user, be on the alert for a new phishing campaign that attempts to steal recovery keys used to access cloud backups
by Linn Freedman at Robinson+Cole
Where the law on the patentability of AI-related inventions is heading in the three key territories of the UK, United States, and China
by DLA Piper
[Webinar] AI in Compensation: Promises, pitfalls, and practical guardrails; June 17 at 2 p.m. ET
with Lisa Harpe and Stephanie Horn at DCI Consulting
What employers need to know about the updated National Enforcement Plan just released by the EEOC
by Sheila Abron at Fisher Phillips
Why a June 3rd executive order may prove to be one of the most consequential trade actions of the year for importers
by ArentFox Schiff
Does federal law allow managers to keep tips?
Privacy and data security in M&A transactions: Five legal requirements and practical deal considerations
by Ezra Church at Morgan Lewis
How a government proposal could significantly reshape how employers offer fertility benefits
by Kellie Thomas and Kathryn Wheeler at Jackson Lewis
Top five SEC enforcement developments from April
Key issues that boards need to focus on to lock in value and manage risk in AI-related deals
by A&O Shearman
[Supra du Jour] Terrorist Organizations
[Webinar] Less Layoff Litigation: Pro tips for conducting reductions in force in California; June 18 at 10 a.m. PT
with Alessandra Whipple and Todd Wulffson at CDF Labor Law
[Webinar] Legal ethics considerations for civil rights compliance in education; June 10 at 12 p.m. ET
with Eric T. Butler at Bricker Graydon Wyatt
What a $275 million OFAC settlement teaches us about red flags
by Mike Volkov at The Volkov Law Group
How DEI shareholder proposals are faring in 2026
by David Bell and Wendy Grasso at Fenwick & West
Critical issues that parties to a cross-border transaction should have on their radar
by Corey Brown and Shane Safer at Foley Hoag
What makes AI vendor deals different – and why your standard SaaS playbook won’t cut it
by Mayukh Sircar at Ward and Smith
How to preserve optimization of a business in bankruptcy
by Christopher Donoho III and Edward McNeilly at Hogan Lovells
The rapid integration of biometric technologies and facial recognition into commercial ecosystems is driving a new wave of privacy litigation
by Kelly Ruane Melchiondo at Bilzin Sumberg
State attorneys general are blowing the whistle over FIFA ticketing practices
by Cozen O’Connor
EU’s Digital Omnibus on AI: Seven key changes you need to know
by Julia Apostle at Orrick
Louisiana last week became the 22nd state – and third this year – to enact a consumer data privacy law
by Marlaina Pinto and David Stauss at Troutman Pepper Locke
A Tennessee law that takes effect on July 1st will limit non-compete agreements for low-wage workers
A Tennessee law that takes effect on July 1st will limit non-compete agreements for low-wage workers
by Nelson Mullins
Private equity’s AI bet: Strategic hedge or structural conflict?
by Mark Grundvig and Louis Lehot at Foley & Lardner
Calif. Governor Issues Executive Order on AI-Related Workforce Disruptions
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An executive order recently issued by California Gov. Gavin Newsom addressing job losses and additional workforce disruptions caused by artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies; what the Executive Order aims to accomplish; relevant timelines; how much of an advance the executive order represents in compared to other actions by California decisionmakers regarding AI; where the executive order may fall short; how other states’ governors are approaching the issue of AI-fueled job losses, displacement, or related needs for worker retraining and/or reassignment.
Related information:
Mass. Ride-Share Drivers Gain Union Recognition
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The recent certification of a labor union for Massachusetts ride-share drivers; significance of this development, whether for the drivers themselves, ride-share companies, passengers, or the gig economy as a whole; how labor organizing efforts in Massachusetts compare to efforts on behalf of ride-share drivers elsewhere; how fears of being displaced by automation may have fueled the organizing drive in Massachusetts, and what that may portend for workers’ rights and company actions in other industries.
Related information:
https://apnews.com/article/union-ridehail-uber-lyft-311664558946981432c091f0106003ca
Disability Accommodation: Noteworthy Trends and Practical Guidance
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Disputes over disability accommodations in the workplace; why lawsuits over this issue have been increasing; how employers can best anticipate or respond to employees’ disability accommodation claims; additional guidance for employers or other practical takeaways from the outcomes of noteworthy lawsuits on this front.
What’s the M&A Prognosis for Healthcare Sector?
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M&A activity in the healthcare sector (in the region or country of your choice). Choose among such topics as: regulatory scrutiny of proposed mergers or acquisitions; SPACs’ impact on the healthcare sector; or practical takeaways from either successful or thwarted M&A deals. What’s driving healthcare-related mergers or acquisitions these days, and how are they affecting the overall industry? What is the current Trump administration’s attitude toward healthcare M&A, and how does it compare to that of either the Biden administration or the first Trump administration?
Bankruptcy Trends Within Healthcare Sector
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bankruptcy trends in the healthcare sector; how totals for the first quarter of this year compare to last year’s first quarter; factors contributing to bankruptcies in the healthcare field; practical guidance for healthcare companies on navigating the bankruptcy process.