with Health Care Compliance Association (HCCA)
Morning Brief Trending Topics
Inside the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office’s AI rollout: What IP stakeholders need to know
by Anthony D. Marino at Snell & Wilmer
Is Brazil the next front in the U.S. battle against foreign terrorist organizations?
Travel and visa considerations for FIFA World Cup fans planning to attend matches in the United States
by Grace Sykes Pennerat at Poyner Spruill
How the Trump administration is breaking new ground in the seven-decade history of U.S. sanctions against Cuba
by Kenneth Nunnenkamp and Anthony Rapa at Blank Rome
In what a federal court called ‘a clash between two competing authorities,’ Arizona has been blocked from enforcing state gambling laws against prediction markets
[Event] Healthcare Basic Compliance Academy; June 22-25; Denver
with Health Care Compliance Association (HCCA)
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
Three themes defining this year’s House of Representatives midterm elections
by Jack Jacobson, Christopher Murray, and Tressel Stone at Thompson Coburn
The Defend Trade Secrets Act turns 10: What a decade of litigation tells us
by Barbara Fiacco, Urszula Nowak, and Valerie Orellana at Foley Hoag
Did an AI company’s chatbot engage in the unauthorized practice of medicine?
by Matthew Berns, Emma Trivax, and Erin Whaley at Troutman Pepper Locke
A fast-moving clash on the state and federal levels is reshaping who can legally hold a non-domiciled commercial driver’s license
by Dawn Lurie and Alexander Madrak at Seyfarth Shaw
[Event] Cannabis Law Institute 2026; June 17-18; Chicago
with International Cannabis Bar Association (INCBA)
How AI is challenging traditional assumptions about authenticity, reliability, admissibility, and professional responsibility in litigation
by Michael Breslin and Joel Bush at Kilpatrick
Why many tech companies will soon need to comply with new cybersecurity reporting obligations
by Brandon Kahoush and Brett Owens at Fisher Phillips
Consumer protection litigation is driving a sharp resurgence in federal class action filings
by Chris Bach at Phelps Dunbar
Egypt’s competition law framework is set for a major update
by Fatima Jamal and Tamer Nagy at White & Case
Privacy risk lessons from recent bank litigation
by Nancy Eff Presnell, Gene Price, and Matthew Schantz at FBT Gibbons
[Event] GenAI: A game-changer for e-discovery? – May 20; Amsterdam
with Association of Certified E-Discovery Specialists (ACEDS)
A wide-ranging new Connecticut law will set a new standard for regulating the development, deployment, and use of AI technologies
by Nancy Libin at Davis Wright Tremaine
Cannabis tax relief is here – but IRS risk is just beginning
by Matthew Reddington at Offit Kurman
As cross-border insolvencies continue to evolve, a notable shift is emerging in how complex restructurings are being executed
The DOJ and FTC have initiated a joint inquiry that could lead to updated antitrust guidance, and influence future enforcement, relating to collaborations among competitors
by Preston Edmondson and Mark Krotoski at Pillsbury
[Supra du Jour] China
[Webinar] Important rulings that may impact how you conduct discovery in the future; May 19 at 1 p.m. ET
with EDRM – Electronic Discovery Reference Model
EU legislators last week reached a political agreement to amend the EU Artificial Intelligence Act, with significant implications for AI companies operating in the European Union
by Laura De Boel, Maneesha Mithal, and Yaron Moszynski at Wilson Sonsini
U.S. and UK authorities are warning about a persistent malware threat to Cisco network devices
by Linn Freedman at Robinson+Cole
A recent federal appeals court decision is yet another cautionary tale showing the risk of unverified use of generative AI in legal filings
by Karl Myers and Thomas Vanaskie at Stevens & Lee