by Mike Volkov
Corporate Law Report Trending Topics
Litigation Under the Antiterrorism Act: Updates From Early 2026
by attorneys at Skadden
[Hot Topic] Montgomery v Caribe Transport II LLC – Analysis of the recent SCOTUS decision
by JD Supra contributors
A $549.5 million settlement marks a significant escalation in customs fraud enforcement under the False Claims Act
What the EU’s new anti-corruption directive means for global companies as FCPA enforcement shifts
by Luke Cass and Audrey Karman at Womble Bond Dickinson
Is your AI tool quietly destroying your trade secrets?
by Jeffrey Kramer and Alexandra Lancey at Troutman Pepper Locke
The AI coverage gap: What new insurance exclusions mean for your business
by Michael Gonzales and Alana M. McMullin at Lathrop GPM
Five lessons from California’s OnStar privacy settlement
by Kathryn Smith and Liisa Thomas at Sheppard
ADA Essentials: What employers need to know about the interactive process
by Christine Gantt-Sorenson at Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd
[Webinar] Enforcement Outlook: Sanctions trends and emerging risks; May 20 at 12 p.m. ET
with Darshak Dholakia, Melissa G.R. Goldstein, and Todd Harrison at McDermott Will & Schulte
[Webinar] The wage violations still catching California employers off guard; May 21 at 10 a.m. PT
with Nancy Lubrano and Osaama Saifi at CDF Labor Law
Agentic AI risks you need to recognize and address before deployment
Five compliance takeaways from the FTC’s first year under the Trump-Vance administration
by Angela Guo, Maneesha Mithal, and Kelly Singleton at Wilson Sonsini
What does the revised Colorado AI Act look like and how does it compare to the original law passed two years ago?
by Jason Schwent at Clark Hill
How a chatbot broke up a corporate marriage: A cautionary tale from Delaware
by Jason Knott at Zuckerman Spaeder
A recent FTC action makes clear that, even in the absence of a nationwide ban, non-compete agreements remain an active enforcement target
by Alexander Cranford and Chaitra Gowda at Baker Donelson
What businesses need to know about the Alabama Personal Data Protection Act
by Apurva Dharia and John Seiver at Davis Wright Tremaine
[Webinar] Convening at the speed of relevance: Hungary after the election; May 19 at 10 a.m. ET
with Frances G. Burwell and Jeremie Gallon at Ankura
[Webinar] EU Pay Transparency Countdown: Final steps for the June 2026 deadline; May 20 at 2 p.m. ET
A 100 million euro fine has reinforced several core principles for international data transfers
by Wim Nauwelaerts and Alice Portnoy at Alston & Bird
Employer playbook for attacking AI use in pro se litigation: A roundup of recent court sanctions against ChatGPT plaintiffs
by Amanda Brown, Christine Howard, and Richard Meneghello at Fisher Phillips
Immediate operational steps that importers should be taking amid delays or rejections of tariff-related refund claims
by Daniel Anziska and Ryan Last at Troutman Pepper Locke
Consumer protection litigation is driving a sharp resurgence in federal class action filings
by Chris Bach at Phelps Dunbar
How AI agents enable undetectable trade secret theft – and what companies must do now
by Edward Lanquist and Clinton Sanko at Baker Donelson
Top five things employers should know about ICE’s recent Form I-9 enforcement changes
by Rukayya Gitau and Emily Shircel at Quarles & Brady
California companies may have less time than they think to prepare for privacy audits
by Kathryn Rattigan at Robinson+Cole
[Ongoing Program] Pricing 101: Key considerations across privacy and consumer protection; May 18 at 11 a.m. ET
with Alysa Hutnik and Paul Singer at Kelley Drye & Warren
[Webinar] EEOC Update and Trends: New enforcement priorities, quicker resolutions, and the expanding role of AI at the agency; May 19 at 12 p.m. ET
with Nicole A. Alaimo and Edward J. Murphy Jr. at Goldberg Segalla
[Webinar] Cal/OSHA midyear update; May 14 at 11 a.m. PT
with Andrea O. Chavez, Rachel L. Conn, and Megan Stevens Shaked at Conn Maciel Carey
A record-setting $12.75 million settlement involving the California Consumer Privacy Act marks the first enforcement action alleging a violation of the CCPA’s data minimization requirements
by Darcey Groden and Usama Kahf at Fisher Phillips