with Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics (SCCE)
[Webinar] Fall Tax Forum 2026: Key developments shaping today’s tax landscape; Nov. 5 at 9 a.m. ET
with Williams Mullen
[Podcast + transcript] How can in-house counsel prepare for the compliance, governance, and litigation challenges of the AI era?
by Jennifer Rubin at Mintz
Election Day Is Enforcement Day: What the 2026 state AG races mean for your business in 2027 and beyond
by Troutman Pepper Locke
Seven ways to protect your business from impersonation fraud by remote workers
by John McKelway Jr. and Erin Prest at McCarter & English
How state and local ballot measures work and what employers should be tracking this Election Day
by Braden Lawes, Joshua Nadreau, and Alex West at Fisher Phillips
[Podcast] What happens when a roadside giant takes on a small-town teddy bear?
by Christopher Close and Austin Padgett at Troutman Pepper Locke
Your AI chats may be discoverable: Preservation and privilege considerations for generative AI prompts and outputs
by Christina Costley, Jamie Noonan, and Bruce Vanyo at Katten
Major banks are sounding the alarm about customers providing their banking credentials to AI agents
by Linn Freedman at Robinson+Cole
New Year, New Rules: State privacy changes taking effect in 2027
by D. Reed Freeman Jr., Andrea Gumushian, and Perry A. Jackson at ArentFox Schiff
Litigation over automated license plate recognition is accelerating, directly affecting retailers, property owners, and others
by Alexis Buese and Caroline Unger at Bradley
What employers should know about a significant IRS update to the Employee Plans Compliance Resolution System
by Foster Swift
Is your cyber risk assessment legally compliant? New York and California are raising the bar
by Goodwin
Executive Order Addresses Housing Costs
Consider writing about:
An Oct. 22 executive order, “Decreasing Housing Costs for the American People;” key points worth noting; who stands to be most affected by the objectives described in the executive order; what participants in the real estate industry or other interested parties should be watching for from the federal agencies and task force named in the executive order.
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How Automated License Plate Readers May Drive Legal Risks for Property Owners
Consider writing about:
The spread of automated license plate readers; who can legally install these devices (in the state or country of your choice); how this technology could create legal issues for property owners; what property owners who have, or are contemplating, the installation of automated license plate readers should know about related privacy rights, data collection, disclosure obligations, interaction with law enforcement authorities, state laws restricting the use of the automated readers, potential lawsuits by individuals, growing opposition to automated license plate readers, and more.
Real Estate Issues and the Midterm Elections
Consider writing about:
Real estate-related issues that may be impacted by the midterm elections this November; any ballot measures or candidate proposals of note on this front; how a shakeup of Congress could impact the housing market or other components of the real estate sector.
[Webinar] AI across the employment lifecycle; Nov. 4 at 12 p.m. ET
with Cathleen Bell Bremmer and Lucas Michelen at Carlton Fields
[Webinar] Beyond Search: From keywords to AI-integrated discovery; Nov. 3 at 1 p.m. ET
with EDRM – Electronic Discovery Reference Model
[Video] How employers should handle political discussions at work as Election Day approaches
by Russell Berger and Sarah Sawyer at Offit Kurman
Enforcement trends on the part of the UK’s Serious Fraud Office: A decade in review and what to expect in 2027
by Aaron Stephens and Hannah Thorpe at King & Spalding
How the FCC’s new TCPA rules change the opt-out process for automated calls and text messages
by Shannon Z. Petersen at Sheppard
2026 Midterms: The final week and what comes next
State attorneys general are signaling that AI chatbot user data will face scrutiny, even in bankruptcy
by Troutman Pepper Locke
What California’s new data center laws mean for developers and operators
by Brownstein
The next frontier in planned communities: Should developers be reserving airspace rights?
by Bob Burton and Kristi Stotts at Winstead
How to design a law firm that works without you
Three workplace horrors that keep employment lawyers up at night
by K. Maxwell Bernas at Constangy
Large companies doing business in California now have a confirmed deadline for their first greenhouse gas emissions disclosures
by Matthew Christen at Meyers Nave
Your government contract was terminated for convenience: What should you do next?
by Aron Beezley and Owen Salyers at Bradley
DOJ, HHS Announce Healthcare False Claims Act Self-Disclosure Pilot Program
Consider writing about:
A Healthcare False Claims Act Self-Disclosure Pilot Program, announced by the U.S. Department of Justice and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services this month; program start date and duration; main goals of the program; who may qualify for participation in the program and how; types of activities covered by this pilot program; pros and cons of participating in the program; how the self-disclosure process (and its pluses and minuses) under this new program may compare to self-disclosure processes in the white-collar enforcement sphere more generally.
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