with KPMG Board Leadership Center (BLC)
What an AI-use policy for your board of directors should include
by Lauren Valiente at Foley & Lardner
A new California law significantly expands that state’s principal antitrust statute
by Skadden
Is your business model subject to data broker laws?
by Heidi Salow at Husch Blackwell
Cybersecurity audits and privacy risk assessments under the CCPA: A compliance roadmap
by Chiara Portner at Lathrop GPM
Software contracts and artificial intelligence: Who bears the risk when an AI system produces an undesirable result?
by Lloyd Wilson at Shumaker
What the reversal of a $140 million FCRA verdict means for companies that pull credit reports
by Phelps Dunbar
Employers in Washington state have new obligations related to federal work authorization and I-9 audits effective Oct. 1st
by Diane Butler, Rebecca Shelton, and Megan Vogel at Davis Wright Tremaine
[Event] From Search to Strategy: Unlocking the Power of Conversational AI; Oct. 7; Cleveland
with Association of Certified E-Discovery Specialists (ACEDS)
Why your future competitors won’t be other law firms
A September ruling on prediction markets has widened a circuit split that looks increasingly likely to reach the U.S. Supreme Court
by Victoria Ashworth and Audrey Rizk at Bressler
From banning to tracking: Why California’s PFAS pesticide law matters
by Natasha Corb at MG+M The Law Firm
A recent trial serves as a stark reminder that, even when jury selection has resulted in a seemingly favorable panel, a jury can still deliver an unexpected result
by Taylor Kosko at Marshall Dennehey
Eight ways to support a loved one living with dementia
by Denise Mariani at Stark & Stark
[Webinar] Open enrollment readiness: Compliance first, so execution runs smoother; Oct. 6 at 1 p.m. ET
with Angela Surra at Mitratech Holdings
What legal departments should know about California’s new rules for lawyers’ use of generative AI
by Jason Gettleman and Adam Teitcher at Morgan Lewis
Ten workplace compliance items to tackle in October
by Benjamin Ebbink, Lauren Laing, and Braden Lawes at Fisher Phillips
What an SEC subpoena means, how to respond, and the consequences of non-compliance
by The Law Firm of David R. Chase P.A.
Generative AI is changing how companies protect intellectual property, making trade secrets increasingly relevant alongside patent and copyright protection
by Martin Gomez and Alison Siedor at Goodwin
Foiled: Why a court tossed a ‘Made in USA’ aluminum pan suit
by Nardeen Billan and Matthew Mills at ArentFox Schiff
Can DOJ make an indictment disappear?
California is expanding protections against retaliation and other workplace conduct involving a person’s perceived immigration status
by John Exner IV and Jonathan Siegel at Jackson Lewis
[Webinar] An introduction to the right of way acquisition and condemnation process; Oct. 6 at 12 p.m. PT
with Bradford Kuhn and Jillian Friess Leivas at Nossaman
Five ways rainmakers, and lawyers who want to become rainmakers, can use AI to save time and win more work and clients
by Julie Savarino for JD Supra Perspectives
A growing circuit split is reshaping the scope of immunity under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act
by Lauren Tortorella and Samson Widerman at Benesch
Practical takeaways from a $320 million crypto heist
by Daniel Podhaskie at Whiteford
What legal causes of action fit when consumers aren’t confused, but still view copying as unfair?
by Keehle Amicon and Susan Kayser at BakerHostetler
Four assets that deserve extra attention in your estate plan
by Nicholas Nester at Chambliss, Bahner & Stophel
Insurance Coverage Denial Upheld in Cyberfraud Case
Consider writing about:
A recent federal appeals court ruling in an insurance dispute stemming from a phishing scheme; basis for the 7th Circuit’s ruling in Office of the Special Deputy Receiver v. Hartford Fire Insurance Co.; what this case may illustrate regarding the need for particular attention to exclusions or limitations involving insurance coverage in the wake of cyberattacks; insurance coverage to consider having as part of a cybersecurity plan; additional guidance on pursuing an insurance claim involving losses from a cyberfraud incident.
Related information:
Common Insurance Mistakes to Avoid [Ongoing]
Consider writing about:
Common mistakes you see organizations making in terms of insurance-related decisions or other actions. Consider whether to zero in on a specific industry, region, or behavior subset, as you examine the details and potential consequences of common errors in judgment and how they can affect insurance coverage, claims processing, and recovery results.