with Matthew Buser, Jessica Lockett, and Matthew Smith at Array
[Webinar] Navigating the Line: Ethics and First Amendment challenges for public employees and officials; Aug. 27 at 11 a.m. ET
with Amelia N. Blankenship and Gregory A. Peltz at Bricker Graydon Wyatt
Beyond brief writing: Four ways litigators can use AI without risking privilege
by James DeLine at Kerr Russell
Key takeaways from the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States’ annual report to Congress
by Latham & Watkins
When a coding agent writes the product, what does the company actually own?
by Jeffrey R. Schell at Whiteford
How appellate attorneys can make their individual arguments more accessible
by Chris Edwards at Ward and Smith
What makes a great CFO
What can go wrong if an employer forgets to shut off its AI transcriber after a virtual termination meeting? One employer may soon find out
by Mark Saloman at FordHarrison
California’s privacy regulator just fined two companies for mishandling consumer data in actions that should cause any data-handling company to take notice
by Darcey Groden, Kile Marks, and Xuan Zhou at Fisher Phillips
[Podcast + transcript] How employers can address the growing problem of prompt injections in the workplace
by Kevin Kim and Jennifer Rubin at Mintz
Top securities enforcement developments from July
New EU packaging rules are now in force – Is your business compliant?
A recent federal appeals court ruling is an important reminder to employers about engaging in the interactive process under the Americans with Disabilities Act
by Lauren Hoffman and Jessica Thaller-Moran at Brooks Pierce
Companies with foreign parents may soon have more clarity – and potentially more flexibility – under the Foreign Agents Registration Act
by Lawrence Norton and Justin Rusk at Venable
[Ongoing Program] Interactive Workshops – Hands-On AI Skill Building; Aug. 19 at 10 a.m. PT
with Association of Certified E-Discovery Specialists (ACEDS)
[Webinar] Navigating cybersecurity audits under the California Consumer Privacy Act; Aug. 19 at 1 p.m. ET
with Erin Joe and Joshua Waldman at Wiley
Are you employing a North Korean IT worker? What companies need to know to prepare for and respond to this threat
by Jenner & Block
Yet another dozen things in-house practitioners are saying about using AI
by Broc Romanek at Cooley
Last Friday, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services released three key updates for Temporary Protected Status beneficiaries and their employers
by Dawn Lurie, Alexander Madrak, and John Mazzeo at Seyfarth Shaw
How AI patenting has evolved and what that evolution means for innovators and the attorneys who advise them
by Antoinette Konski at Foley & Lardner
The subscription economy keeps growing – and so does the wave of class-action litigation targeting it
by Laura Kogan, James von der Heydt, and Dave Walters at Benesch
Practical takeaways from a historic Bank Secrecy Act case
AI, data breaches, and an old lesson from the law of bailment
by Jake L. Ramsey at Offit Kurman
How to humanize your corporate client for a jury
by Catherine De Angelis at Weber Gallagher
A recent OFAC settlement illustrates Iran sanctions risks for non-U.S. subsidiaries of U.S. companies
by Thaddeus McBride at Bass, Berry & Sims
What does the AI revolution mean for compliance employees?
Five warning signs your business partner is preparing for litigation – and what you should do
by Scott Unger at Stark & Stark
Prepare for Turbulence: Airline’s AI Tool Bumps Passengers Off Flights
Consider writing about:
Reports that American Airlines’ AI tool bumped passengers off their connecting flights without notifying them in advance. What are passenger rights and airline obligations in such a case? More broadly speaking, from a perspective that could encompass assorted industries, what does this type of incident illustrate regarding the potential perils of using artificial intelligence for crucial, customer-facing processes, and how liability would be determined in a case like this (vis a vis actions on the part of the AI tool, the company using it, or the AI developer)? How can companies minimize risk when deploying AI tools?
Related information:
https://www.sfgate.com/travel/article/united-nonstop-sfo-trump-international-22385283.php
Hybrid Vehicle Owners Are ‘Fired Up’ Over Safety Hazards
Consider writing about:
Vehicle recalls that are being implemented amid reports of certain plug-in hybrids catching fire, even when the vehicles are parked and turned off; manufacturers and vehicle models at issue; suspected causes of the fires; how widespread these problems are thought to be; safety guidance for vehicle owners; current or potential consumer lawsuits or regulatory actions over fire damage to vehicles or nearby property; guidance on complying with mandatory recalls or on implementing voluntary recalls.
Related information:
https://www.autoweek.com/news/a71537682/stellantis-recalls-plug-in-hybrid-chrysler-and-jeep
EU Sustainability Reporting Standards Revised
Consider writing about:
Recently revised reporting standards for companies impacted by the European Union’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive; companies to whom the Directive applies; when the revised reporting standards take effect; key changes being made to reporting processes under the regulations adopted by the European Commission on July 3rd; additional guidance on complying with the revised reporting standards.
Related information: