with Melissa M. Carleton, Heather Clingerman, and Rebecca A. Joseph at Bricker Graydon Wyatt
Morning Brief Trending Topics
New York has become the first state to prohibit AI-enabled smart glasses and other recording-enabled eyewear in all state courthouses
by Joseph Lazzarotti at Jackson Lewis
The legal battle between the EEOC and The New York Times has escalated into one of the most consequential press-freedom and employment-law clashes in recent memory
by Catarina Colon, Kevin Koronka, and Sarah Vincent at Husch Blackwell
What happens when an emerging industry decides to secede from the power grid?
by Tracy Hester at (ACOEL) | American College of Environmental Lawyers
Threat actors are spoofing big brand logos in recruiting scams to dupe individuals into believing they are working with real companies and to divulge their Google credentials
Welcome to JD Supra: Captain Compliance
[Webinar] New trends in court reporting: Ethical and legal use of advanced technology and artificial intelligence; Aug. 4 at 12 p.m. ET
with Avi Stadler at Esquire Deposition Solutions
New York on July 14 became the first state to implement a statewide moratorium on building new hyperscale data centers
by Kerry Jones at Goldberg Segalla
The thin line of copyright: Why some valuable works receive only limited protection
by Keren Dadon at Cozen O’Connor
What you need to know about the new ‘duration of status’ rule for F, J, and I visa holders
by Bryce Slaughter at Dentons
Voluntary safety standards for micro-mobility batteries may soon carry the force of federal law
What is long-term care?
[Event] U.S. Privacy Summit: Candid conversations on data privacy; Oct. 15; San Francisco, CA
with Max Anderson and Colleen Barry at Ketch
How to turn AI from a guessing game into a real productivity tool
by Starling Underwood at Kilpatrick
What the CJEU’s judgment on algorithms and hosting liability means on both sides of the Atlantic
by Lawrence Gallick, Nina Graw, and Christoph Nüßing at Morrison & Foerster
Two recent court developments underscore that challenges to the Trump administration’s executive orders addressing DEI are far from over
by Shirley Lou-Magnuson and Ryan Ricketts at Ballard Spahr
How attorneys can build growth that lasts beyond early success
by Kara Lamar at Society54
What makes a ‘gray divorce’ different?
Welcome to JD Supra: HKA
[Ongoing Program] Level 2 Title IX Coordinator Training; July 21-22 at 2 p.m. ET
with Bricker Graydon Wyatt
How international travelers can prepare for possible electronic device searches at U.S. ports of entry
by Kelly Cobb at Jackson Walker
Good people doing bad things: When a fraud case is about more than the fraudsters
by James Rigberg at Dickinson Wright
State treasury regulators are taking steps to apply unclaimed property laws to inactive cryptocurrency accounts and other digital assets
How the electric vehicle industry is evolving against a backdrop of shifting federal policy, changing consumer preferences, and expanding investment opportunities
Vietnamese authorities are stepping up enforcement of consumer protection laws
by Gaston Fernandez, Duong Pham, and Jiaming Zhang at Hogan Lovells Cadwalader
Welcome to JD Supra: Diaz Trade Law
[Webinar] International public record due diligence: How to navigate jurisdictional differences; July 21 at 1 p.m. ET
Fraudulent emails impersonating the United States Patent & Trademark Office are targeting newly filed trademark applications
California has launched what it describes as the first state tool to monitor and track the impact of artificial intelligence on the workforce
by Eric Felsberg, Joseph Lazzarotti, and Paul Yim at Jackson Lewis
How strategic buyers are reshaping M&A activity in the United Kingdom
by Maegen Morrison at A&O Shearman