with American Conference Institute (ACI)
Morning Brief Trending Topics
Three questions to ask before your next AI demo
by Scott Cohen at Association of Certified E-Discovery Specialists (ACEDS)
IEEPA Tariff Refunds: Can retailers keep the money without triggering downstream claims?
by Mya Green, Marcus M. Maples, and P. Lee Smith at Baker Donelson
What the U.S. Supreme Court’s expansion of presidential powers over independent agencies means for businesses and employers
by Jonathan Crook, Benjamin Ebbink, and Reyburn Lominack III at Fisher Phillips
A proposed DHS rule that recently cleared White House review could fundamentally change how international students maintain lawful status in the United States
by Marion Boyer and John Exner IV at Jackson Lewis
Beginning July 1st, streaming platforms serving California consumers will be subject to new restrictions on the volume of commercial ads
by Aaron Goodman and Noah Morris at BakerHostetler
[Virtual Conference] EAR Compliance & Licensing Masterclass + ITAR Week; July 13-31 at 12 p.m. ET
with American Conference Institute (ACI)
AI defamation claims are no longer theoretical – but liability has not yet caught up with the harm
by Maura Levine-Patton and David Pope at Benesch
A recent Trump administration funding notice may have far-reaching implications for IVF regulation and the ongoing legal debate over fetal personhood
by Erin Sutton at Epstein Becker & Green
Data broker developments that companies should be monitoring
What defense subcontractors need to know about cybersecurity readiness, compliance misconceptions, and building a sustainable path forward
Why Europe’s ‘Buy EU’ principle has more opportunities for third-country businesses than might appear
by Udo Herbert Olgemoller, Gauthier van Thuyne, and Emanuele Trucco at A&O Shearman
[Event] Compliance Boot Camp (Higher Education); July 15; Columbus, Ohio
with Melissa M. Carleton and Rebecca A. Joseph at Bricker Graydon Wyatt
OFAC is easing sanctions restrictions on Iranian crude oil for two months, but will financial institutions cooperate?
by Kay Georgi, Derek Ha, and Matthew Tuchband at ArentFox Schiff
The FAR Council is in the middle of the most significant rewrite of the Federal Acquisition Regulation in its 40-year history
by Christopher Slottee at Schwabe
Vermont has become the fifth state in the nation to classify ‘neural data’ as ‘sensitive data’ subject to the most stringent privacy protections under state law
A cascade of senior-level departures at the FDA have created more regulatory uncertainty surrounding the agency
A recent criminal conviction in a securities fraud case signals a new era of enforcement against ‘short and distort’ schemes
[Ongoing Program] Session 4: U.S. Supreme Court term in review; June 30 at 3 p.m. CT
North Carolina just became the first state in the nation to prohibit most forms of third-party litigation funding
by Edgar Santiago at Poyner Spruill
Who exactly has the authority to regulate prediction markets?
by Tiffany Rowe at Parker Poe
AI in hiring: Key trends and what employers should know now
by Kate Campbell and Sonya Rosenberg at Neal, Gerber & Eisenberg
How a proposed federal rule could significantly reshape cybersecurity and compliance obligations for federal contractors
by Aron Beezley and Nathaniel Greeson at Bradley
Succession Planning: Top 10 owner mistakes
Welcome to JD Supra: Ketch
[Ongoing Program] Session 3: AI challenges and opportunities in the legal space; June 26 at 12 p.m. CT
[Video] Less friction, more progress: How to build coalitions that actually work
by Benjamin Smith at Kilpatrick
Football or soccer? What happens when familiar legal terms differ across jurisdictions
A recent court order offers a useful reminder that not every alleged collection of browsing data will support an invasion-of-privacy claim
What is going on with FinCEN’s residential real estate rule?
by Alan Winston Granwell and Michael Titens at Holland & Knight