with Jared Nagley, Ann O’Brien, and Joy Siu at Sheppard Mullin
Morning Brief Trending Topics
[Podcast] How the U.S. presidential election may affect the taxes you have to pay
by Beth Shapiro Kaufman and Warren Racusin at Lowenstein Sandler
Around the world, international competition authorities are continuing to ramp up their enforcement efforts
How FDA-regulated companies can navigate government investigations
Will health care entities be unwrapping new HIPAA security rules for the holidays?
by Angela Burnette, Katherine Doty Hanniford, and Jennifer Pike at Alston & Bird
How to stress-test your estate plan
by Mark Harder and Nina Lucido at Warner Norcross + Judd
[Webinar] FinTech University: The major questions doctrine: A challenge to the SEC’s authority; Nov. 5 at 2 p.m. ET
with Richard Levin, Daniel Newman, and Bobby Wenner at Nelson Mullins
[Podcast] How the November election could impact food and agriculture policy
Popular Reads on JD Supra for October tackled topics ranging from artificial intelligence to electric vehicles, money laundering, noncompete agreements, and beyond
How do product recalls affect consumer behavior?
by Molly Dugan and Mallarie Simonds at Husch Blackwell
With tattoos ubiquitous in pop culture and everyday life, how do the rights of the tattoo artist and the tattooed person interact and coexist?
by Danielle Munoz at Fitch, Even, Tabin & Flannery
[Supra du Jour] Political Speech
[Event] 2024 Fall Tax Forum; Nov. 20; Richmond, Virginia
with Williams Mullen
Are your potential jurors experiencing electoral stress?
by Ken Broda-Bahm at Holland & Hart
How China is strengthening its control over rare metals
by Jackson Chi and Wendy Yan at Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath
Where is electric vehicle M&A activity headed?
by Alan Bao, Petra Karin Kistner, and Tali Sealman at White & Case
How Elon Musk’s $1 million election sweepstakes may affect other sweepstakes
by Gonzalo Mon at Kelley Drye & Warren
Welcome to JD Supra: Ropes & Gray LLP
[Webinar] Negotiating the scope of e-discovery: Proportionality and pretrial preparation in complex litigation; Nov. 1 at 2 p.m. ET
with Association of Certified E-Discovery Specialists (ACEDS)
[Podcast] Three pivotal trends that have significantly impacted courtroom advocacy in recent years
by Daniel Small at Holland & Knight
How state attorneys general and courts are addressing the question of personal jurisdiction over technology companies
by Christopher Carlson and Ryan Strasser at Troutman Pepper
Five pointers on protecting your data from cyberthreats
by Nancy Magoteaux at Bricker Graydon
Long-awaited reforms to Australia’s privacy laws are now underway
Tricks for turning dreaded marketing ‘scares’ into manageable – and perhaps even enjoyable – experiences
by Rebecca Edwards Hnatowski for JD Supra Perspectives
[Webinar] Rulings that may impact how you conduct discovery; Oct. 31 at 1 p.m. ET
with EDRM – Electronic Discovery Reference Model
[Podcast] How modern technology is testing the limits of the Fourth Amendment and redefining the parameters of privacy
by Matthew Adams at Fox Rothschild
Key infrastructure components that will be critical to the continued growth of AI and cloud computing
by Vito Petretti and Valentina Semenikhina at Morgan Lewis
The first-ever National Security Memorandum focused on artificial intelligence provides guidance on developing, employing, and strengthening AI usage within the federal government
How organizations can ensure that their networks and devices are protected with the latest patches and updates
by Jennifer O’Neill at K2 Integrity
What to expect from the SEC’s examination focus in 2025
by Rachel Edwards and Jennifer Trowbridge at Procopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch