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Key rights and other issues you need to think about before signing an AI services agreement
by Jana Gouchev at Gouchev Law
A July ruling in a price-fixing case has direct implications for any company entering into a deferred prosecution agreement with the DOJ
by T.J. Benedict, Lindsey Olson Collins, and Ann O’Brien at Sheppard
Top 10 international anti-corruption developments from July
by Charles Duross and James Koukios at Morrison & Foerster
A new federal lawsuit against an AI notetaking provider highlights a growing privacy risk for companies using meeting transcription tools
by Kathryn Rattigan at Robinson+Cole
One year after the U.S. Supreme Court’s Ames ruling, the anticipated flood of reverse-discrimination litigation has yet to materialize in any measurable way
by R. Patrick Bolling and Raven Burks at Woods Rogers
The future of work in China: Key employment trends in 2026 and beyond
by Susana Ng at A&O Shearman
A California case illustrates employers’ legal obligation to take steps to prevent workplace violence, even from former employees
by Tracie Childs and Joel H. Kosh at Ogletree Deakins
[Webinar] Why you need to be paying attention to your handbook right now; Aug. 18 at 1 p.m. ET
with Kara Govro at Mitratech Holdings
How a USCIS policy that took effect last week raises the stakes for immigration filings
by Brandon Davis at Phelps Dunbar
Last week’s Senate confirmations of two NLRB nominations have shifted the Board’s political composition to a 3–1 Republican majority
by C. Thomas Davis, James Plunkett, and Zachary Zagger at Ogletree Deakins
Ten AI terms every employer should know
Why a forensic review should be part of your company’s off-boarding process
by Paul Barsness and Jennifer Trulock at Bradley
When crisis hits: practical readiness tips for global employers
Three ‘pillars’ your business should be building so you can leverage AI’s transformative power while safeguarding the data that fuels your competitive edge
Why a Lysol-spraying employee’s disability discrimination lawsuit fizzled out
by Beth Morris at Parker Poe
Welcome to JD Supra: Gouchev Law
[Webinar] The current state of the NLRB and what’s next for employers; Aug. 18 at 12 p.m. ET
with Alexander Randolph, Tony Torain II and Eric Wilcox at McDermott Will & Schulte
Who is liable when an AI agent hacks a third party?
by Artie McConnell and Jennifer Solari at BakerHostetler
How government contractors can get the most out of every debriefing
by Aron Beezley and Patrick Quigley at Bradley
A federal appeals court has given antitrust plaintiffs one of their clearest openings yet to challenge algorithmic pricing systems
Last week’s announcement of a new SEC unit is one more indication that financial reporting and internal accounting controls are again a top priority
AI-generated advertising: When is disclosure required and when is it not enough?
by Brian Heidelberger at Loeb & Loeb
What businesses need to know about a new trademark law taking effect in China on Jan. 1st
by Gabriela Kennedy and Olivia Ma at Mayer Brown
The five major reasons business leaders dislike mediation – and why those reasons are wrong
by Mark Walker at Miles Mediation & Arbitration
A dozen things those in-house are saying about using AI
How to build a compliant cross-border approach to pay equity and transparency as more countries roll out robust requirements
by Gustavo Jose Villaca Borin Gaviao De Almeida and Nan Sato at Fisher Phillips
Seven steps for responding to consumers’ AI-assisted court filings
by Patrick Curran Jr. and Soraya Mohamed at Davis Wright Tremaine
A former SEC prosecutor explains: What really happens during an SEC insider trading investigation
by David R. Chase at The Law Firm of David R. Chase P.A.