with Ice Miller
[Webinar] From hype to workflow: Insights from experts on the impact of AI on e-discovery; July 22 at 11 a.m. CT
with HaystackID
The Supreme Court’s decision in Trump v. Slaughter has raised new questions about the future of the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework
by Dr. Axel Spies at Potomac Law Group
Why social engineering claims get denied by insurers
by Isabelle Chammas and Amy Wooten at Ward and Smith
What the Toy Story movie franchise can teach employers about workplace change
by Joshua Nadreau at Fisher Phillips
Claims about hiring, firing and advancement decisions are at the forefront of the new reverse discrimination trend
by Mona Abboud and Tyree Jones Jr. at Polsinelli
A recent ruling underscores why companies should know exactly what tracking technologies are embedded in their websites, portals, apps, and online platforms
by Brittney Mollman and Luke Sosnicki at Thompson Coburn
Business divorce in e-commerce: Who gets the brand when the founders split?
by Matthew Barnes at Pietragallo
California’s wage-and-hour litigation playbook has arrived in the Pacific Northwest
by KC L. Hovda and Christopher Riley at Miller Nash
Corruption’s invisible tax: How government rot drains the economy and destroys ordinary lives (Part I of III)
by Mike Volkov at The Volkov Law Group
New measures taking effect in China this month target AI services that simulate human personality traits
by Bianca Lee, Rhys McWhirter, and Hui Xu at Latham & Watkins
First-of-its-kind legislation would require digital game operators in California to give purchasers 60 days’ notice before shutting down a game
by Kirk Soderquist and D. Sean West at Ashurst Perkins Coie
The U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark Monsanto ruling will reshape the litigation landscape for pesticides registered by the Environmental Protection Agency
by James Aidala, Lisa Burchi, and Claire Hansen at Bergeson & Campbell
What’s Next for the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement?
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The Trump administration’s decision to not renew the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement; rationale for the decision; what it means for the current agreement’s status and effect; who is likely to be most affected by this action; probable next steps for the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement and its evolution; what the business community may want to consider doing in response to this new uncertainty, which adds to an already complicated and fast-changing international trade landscape and overall economic climate, given recent U.S. tariffs and military actions.
DOJ Declination in Export Controls Case Marks a First
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The U.S. Department of Justice’s June 17 announcement that it has declined to prosecute Robert Bosch GmbH in an export controls case; basis for the DOJ’s declination; what this investigation’s outcome illustrates regarding the DOJ’s Corporate Enforcement and Voluntary Self-Disclosure Policy and regarding potential liability risks and related enforcement actions involving export controls; additional practical takeaways regarding self-disclosures and other steps that companies can take to mitigate potential fallout from alleged export control violations.
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What Are the Implications of Supreme Court’s Cisco Ruling?
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The U.S. Supreme Court’s June 23 decision in Cisco Systems, Inc. v. Doe; what the ruling could mean for multinational companies, for corporations’ potential liability in human rights cases, and for cases brought under the Alien Tort Statute of 1789; what to know about related trends involving corporations being accused of involvement in, or facilitation of, human rights abuses.
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[Webinar] AI in global patent prosecution: Governance, quality controls, and confidentiality across borders; July 23 at 1 p.m. ET
with Max Weisman at TransPerfect Legal
[Ongoing Program] Judicial perspectives on AI; July 22 at 10 a.m. PT
with Association of Certified E-Discovery Specialists (ACEDS)
Five takeaways from an EEOC draft strategic plan released last week
by Sheila Abron, David Dorey, and Raymond Perez at Fisher Phillips
When ‘made by humans’ becomes a selling point: Branding considerations in an AI age
by Maria Sun and Ashley Johnson at Ashurst Perkins Coie
A flood of CIPA wiretap claims is hitting websites nationwide
What the Trump v. Slaughter decision means for independent agency-regulated companies
by Anthony DiResta, Benjamin Genn, and Andrea Stein at Holland & Knight
How artificial intelligence is reshaping the obviousness inquiry in U.S. patent law
by Raymond Miller, Paul Steadman, and Joseph Wolfe at DLA Piper
A proposed rule by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission could represent one of the most significant steps toward improving e-bike safety in the United States
by Domenic Sanginiti at Stark & Stark
Top 10 international anti-corruption developments from June
A recent jury verdict highlights several practical lessons for brands navigating the dupe economy
by Keehle Amicon and Susan Kayser at BakerHostetler
California legislators are making a second attempt to close a loophole that has turned CIPA into a cottage industry of claims and litigation
by Scott Koller and Simone McCormick at Clark Hill
Best practices for managing employee dismissals in Canada
by Madeleine Chauvet, Daryl Cukierman, and Lindsay Stitt at Blake, Cassels & Graydon
Update on H-1B fee litigation: What employers should know now
by Gizie Hirsh at Lathrop GPM
$45M Settlement Reached Over Cash App Fraud Protections
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A $45 million settlement between Block Inc. and 46 states over Cash App’s fraud protection performance; alleged customer harms or risks resulting from Block systems or practices; practices that Block is required to implement (or, in some cases, cease) as part of the multistate settlement; how Cash App and similar companies are regulated, compared to a traditional lending institution; what the Block Inc. settlement may demonstrate regarding state AGs’ priorities and powers, whether generally speaking or in the context of a response to the second Trump administration’s approach to regulation and oversight.
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