with American Conference Institute (ACI)
[Webinar] Compliance checklist for success: Third-party vendor due diligence; Aug. 26 at 12 p.m. ET
with Joseph Antonakakis, Stephen Galletto, and Ronald Minsky at Stark & Stark
Ten biggest NLRB rules and decisions most likely to change under a reconstituted Board
by Steven Bernstein, Todd Lyon, and Joshua Nadreau at Fisher Phillips
How unequal access to AI tools, training, and career development may widen existing gender inequalities in the workplace
by Ius Laboris
Top 10 things in-house energy counsel should have on their radar this fall
by Matthew Rudolphi at Thompson Coburn
Why AI engines cite some law firms but not others
Hidden tax trap: Does OBBBA affect trusts and estate deductions?
by Renee Decker at DarrowEverett
A recent ruling on a tobacco surcharge gives employers a useful, employer-favorable road map for defending wellness programs
by Bret Daniel, Heidi Siegmund, and Carolyn Trenda at McGuireWoods
Key areas where companies should expect continued and intensified state AG scrutiny through the remainder of the year
by Troutman Pepper Locke
Six steps companies should consider to mitigate risks associated with AI agent creation, deployment, and use
by Alysa Austin, Kimberly Kiefer PerettI, and Lance Taubin at Alston & Bird
Warehousing and distribution center employers will need to emphasize safety compliance at their workplaces thanks to a renewed federal directive
by John D. Surma at Fisher Phillips
[Supra du Jour] Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)
[Webinar] It’s a mistake! Reformation of insurance policies and scrivener’s errors; Aug. 26 at 12 p.m. ET
with Sarah Delaney, Caroline W. Early, and Colleen Murphy at Goldberg Segalla
[Webinar] AI, privacy, and employees: Understanding legal risks and liabilities for employers; Aug. 26 at 2 p.m. ET
with Nichole Atallah and Corey Bohn at PilieroMazza
[Video] Copyright Basics: What you own, what you don’t, and what happens when someone crosses the line
by Richard Buckley Jr. and Scott Hervey at Weintraub Tobin
A recent criminal case highlights the Trump administration’s commitment to pursuing criminal charges against individuals and companies involved in unlawful tariff evasion
by Eric Pruitt and Kasim Rana at Quarles & Brady
Should HIPAA compliance be on your 2027 roadmap even if you are not a healthcare entity?
by Sheppard
Seven reasons why founders need more than one liquidity plan
by Ryan McRobert at Fenwick & West
UBS’ $125 million lesson: Why ignoring a prior enforcement action is the costliest compliance mistake
by Mike Volkov at The Volkov Law Group
The top 10 employment mistakes nonprofits make (and how to avoid them)
by Robert Baker and Robert Luskin at Chartwell Law
Key considerations for employers as the Atlantic hurricane season approaches its typical peak period
Key considerations for employers as the Atlantic hurricane season approaches its typical peak period
by Tiffany Cox Stacy and Zachary Zagger at Ogletree Deakins
Five key takeaways on how AI is changing the cyber threat landscape
by Gregory Silberman at Kilpatrick
A record-setting $125 million penalty carries significant implications for all financial institutions subject to the Bank Secrecy Act
by Ryan Last, Michael Lowe, and Edward Nogay at Troutman Pepper Locke
The clause that decides everything: How forum selection provisions shape commercial disputes
by Boris Peyzner at Mandelbaum Barrett
Top legal issues in agriculture and agtech
Above the federal floor: How states are regulating compounded GLP-1s and peptides
by Amanda Bogle, Dominick DiSabatino, and Ethan Nikfar at Sheppard
Obligations or Priorities for Tenants and Property Owners Following a Natural Disaster
Consider writing about:
The legal rights and obligations of commercial or residential tenants, property owners, HOAs, property managers, or others following a natural disaster; issues involving any of the following: rental payments; delinquent payments; evictions or eviction suspensions; repair obligations; rights to substitute or rehabbed properties; lender communications; mortgage obligations; tax implications and strategies in the case of damaged or destroyed real estate; available financial aid, insurance coverage, or other assistance; obtaining building permits to rebuild damaged homes and businesses; what to do if properties cannot be rebuilt; how to fend off speculators, phishing attacks, shady or less than reliable contractors, social media misinformation, and other frauds or threats to property ownership, rights, and finances.
Will ‘Office Resorts’ Crack the Return-to-Office Code?
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The concept of “office resorts” as an incentive to lure remote-based workers into (or back to) a central office. What stands out to you about this concept? What would be the primary challenges or other issues that developers, lenders, or commercial tenants should be thinking about before committing to such a project? How likely is this concept to take off, whether in tech-centric cities (ideally with favorable climates much of the year) or otherwise?
Related information:
https://www.sfgate.com/california/article/office-resorts-trend-22376402.php
Manufacturer, Subsidiary to Pay $5M in Customs Duties Case
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A $5.15 million settlement involving an alleged failure, on the part of a Taiwan-based manufacturer and its Texas-based subsidiary, to pay customs duties; related allegations involving False Claims Act violations; what this case may indicate regarding the second Trump administration’s focus on alleged customs duty violations and associated investigation trends; related issues involving whistleblower actions.
Related information:
What’s Happening With NYC’s Tax on Second Homes?
Consider writing about:
New York City’s would-be tax on second homes; rationale for the tax; properties to which the tax would apply; how the tax would be implemented and enforced; legal challenges to the tax, or other potential impediments to its implementation; current status of the tax; whether other jurisdictions have tried this type of tax, and, if so, how it has performed.