with Association of Certified E-Discovery Specialists (ACEDS)
[Webinar] Labor & Employment: Navigating discrimination, wage and hour, and leave law developments; Sept. 16 at 12 p.m. ET
with Hinckley Allen
Five steps employers can take to combat sophisticated AI-enhanced phishing scams
by Daniel Pepper and Michael Steele at Fisher Phillips
A new federal program deputizes private companies to ‘hack back’ – What are the risks and opportunities?
by Mari Dugas, Emma Plankey, and Randy Sabett at Cooley
Key items to focus on as the EU’s Cyber Resilience Act comes into force
China’s introduction of a draft Anti-Cross-Border Corruption Law signals a new era of regulatory scrutiny and compliance expectations for companies engaged in international operations
by Yijie Bao, Bingna Guo, and Bing Le at Morgan Lewis
What the Anthropic v. Department of War ruling means for government contractors
by Aron Beezley and William B. Stupski at Bradley
DExit: How Texas is building a corporate alternative to Delaware
by Jake L. Ramsey at Offit Kurman
AI-assisted data mining and the False Claims Act: Is a data anomaly really a false claim?
by Ameer Al-Khudari and Noam Fischman at Akerman
Australia’s privacy framework is about to undergo its most significant transformation in nearly four decades
by Anna Gamvros and Elise Northcote at A&O Shearman
The year of the bear hug: What 11 UK public bids tell us
by Ben Brooks, Patrick Sarch, and Sonica Tolani at White & Case
Popular Reads on JD Supra for the month of August ranged from AI to psychedelics, digital assets, and beyond
by JD Supra
[Webinar] Rules of the Road: Campaign finance and political law compliance; Sept. 15 at 1 p.m. ET
with Jeffrey J. Hunter and Thomas F. Rybarczyk at Kelley Drye & Warren
D.C. Circuit Rebuffs Trade Groups in Dispute Over Medical Device Repairs
Consider writing about:
A Sept. 1 ruling by the D.C. Circuit regarding repairs of medical devices; basis for the federal appeals court’s ruling; what the ruling means for medical device manufacturers and others; what to know about the Library of Congress’ role in this dispute; what the D.C. Circuit’s decision means for the Library of Congress’ authority; related trends involving right-to-repair claims and exemptions under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
Related information:
https://media.cadc.uscourts.gov/opinions/docs/2026/09/25-5328-2190869.pdf
Apple Hit With Investor Suit Over AI Training and Copyright Infringement
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An investor lawsuit against Apple directors and officers over copyright risks involving the training of AI models; key points in the lawsuit; whether other tech companies are facing derivative lawsuits over potential copyright infringement stemming from their work on AI development; practical guidance on corporate defenses against shareholder derivative claims.
Related information:
IP Claims Trigger Battle of the Demon Hunters
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A Christian metal band’s trademark infringement lawsuit against Netflix over the hit movie KPop Demon Hunters; key allegations in the lawsuit; what to know about pressing (or, conversely, defending against) claims of likelihood of consumer confusion.
Related information:
https://www.cbc.ca/news/entertainment/demon-hunter-law-suit-9.7314647
[Webinar] Beyond M&A: Strategic affiliations for hospitals and health systems; Sept. 15 at 12 p.m. CT
with Ashley Fischer and Ken Marlow at McDermott Will & Schulte
What the EEOC’s FY 2026–2030 Strategic Plan means for employers
by Samantha Brooks, Christopher DeGroff, and Andrew Scroggins at Seyfarth Shaw
Workplace AI regulation in 2026: How employers can navigate the changing legal landscape
by Adam Forman and Nathaniel Glasser at Epstein Becker & Green
A recent Delaware ruling provides a cautionary tale about best practices in engaging with antitrust agencies
by Kail Jethmalani and Sam Taylor at Axinn
Updated guidance from the IRS sheds some light on federal taxation for tips and overtime pay
by Stephen Kenney and Michael Mahoney at Ogletree Deakins
Employers acquiring a business with a unionized workforce may soon have more flexibility to challenge the incumbent union’s status than they have had for decades
by Laura Leahy at Amundsen Davis
Return-to-office mandates: What ADA-covered employers need to know
by Seth Ford and Abolade Oyetunji at Troutman Pepper Locke
Massachusetts employers have a new state-law compliance obligation when federal immigration enforcement actions involve workplace records
by Amy Peck and Layla Singh-Panjwani at Jackson Lewis
AI is watermarking its own words: What you need to know
by Katrina M. Kershner, Justine Lee, and Mitesh Patel at ArentFox Schiff
OFAC measures announced last week signal an increased U.S. enforcement focus on foreign parties continuing to do business with Iran
by Pillsbury
California legislation – now headed to the governor’s desk – would prohibit lawyers from ‘delegating the practice of law’ to AI
by Brianne McClafferty at Holland & Hart
What Mobley v. Workday tells us about AI vendor liability
by Jana Gouchev at Gouchev Law
Why international travel may be riskier these days for foreign nationals with pending immigration matters
by Sheryl Thomas at Snell & Wilmer
Takeaways From Report on FINRA’s Enforcement Program
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A report recently issued on the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority’s enforcement performance; the report’s origins, scope, and authorship; key recommendations contained in the report; which stand to have the most impact, if adopted; what to watch for from FINRA in terms of how it will respond to the recommendations; what to know about the related FINRA Forward initiative.
Related information: