How to manage risk when terminating vendor relationships
When a self-disclosure ends in a declination: Lessons from recent case studies
How does Congress build an investigation against a company?
California SB 690: What it changes for CIPA claims, and what it doesn’t
Key dates for complying with the EU AI Act
Top five labor law developments from August
When employee speech creates a business controversy: Law, contracts, and public relations
[Event] AI for Industrial Security Day; Oct. 1; Arlington, Virginia
Could failing to use AI tools constitute malpractice?
PFAS in food and beverages: A rapidly escalating legal risk landscape
In a national political climate marked by increasing polarization, five states stand out as true battlegrounds in their respective 2026 gubernatorial races
FemTech’s real test: Can innovation solve rural America’s maternal health crisis?
How advances in generative AI are threatening to transform the entertainment industry
[Event] Annual labor and employment seminar; Sept. 29; Schaumburg, Illinois
Four immigration developments employers should know
The EU AI Act: Enforcement is no longer theoretical (Part I of II)
[Webinar] Nationwide Charitable Registrations: Fact vs. Fiction; Sept. 29 at 1 p.m. ET
How litigators can manage discovery risks created by expert witnesses’ use of generative AI
A recent federal ruling could reshape how insurers respond to PFAS-related coverage demands
Lessons from Spain’s first reported agentic AI data breach
Texas has halted the permitting of data centers until state audits have been completed of impacts on electric reliability and water resources
A new House bill would expressly bring social media influencers within the Foreign Agents Registration Act’s definition of a publicity agent
Fake factories and false flags: An $88 million reminder that ‘Made in USA’ means what it says
The DOJ last week announced two revisions to the Justice Manual aimed at sharpening the standards governing False Claims Act enforcement
How the proposed EU Kids Act could affect companies offering services to minors in the European Union
Employee influencers: Key considerations before empowering employees to post
Preparing for The Promise and Threat of Quantum Computing
Consider writing about:
The emergence of quantum computing; this technology’s potential powers, benefits, and risks; how quantum computing will raise the stakes for data security and related liability risks; how businesses should be thinking about quantum computing and its potential impact on their operations; how legislators, regulators, or other decisionmakers are approaching the issue of quantum computing.
EU General Court Grounds Booking’s Acquisition of Etraveli
Consider writing about:
A Sept. 9 ruling by the EU General Court regarding Booking’s would-be acquisition of travel company Etraveli; why Booking’s acquisition plans caught the eye of antitrust regulators; basis for the General Court’s ruling; what to know about the ecosystem theory of harm; what this ruling could portend for future M&A activity in the European Union; additional guuidance on satisfying regulator concerns in the run-up to an M&A deal.
Companies Face Lawsuits Over Facial Recognition Technology
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The growing number of lawsuits being filed against companies over their development of, or downstream use of, facial recognition technology; notable businesses that have been used over this tech tool; types of claims raised in lawsuits to date; what businesses should consider before deciding whether to avail themselves of this technology.
Related information:
https://www.ocregister.com/2026/05/18/disneyland-hit-with-5-million-lawsuit-over-use-of-facial-recognition-technology/
https://www.pcmag.com/news/apple-to-face-325-billion-lawsuit-over-facial-recognition-in-photos-app
https://thehill.com/regulation/court-battles/5906046-amazon-sued-over-ring-facial-recognition/