Litigation

State AGs Target Antitrust, Data Centers and Healthcare in Expanding Enforcement Push

October 15, 2026

Democratic state AGs are stepping up antitrust, healthcare, energy, and data center enforcement as federal oversight recedes. What counsel must know.

Governing at the Speed of Risk: A Framework for General Counsel

October 15, 2026

In a real-time, high-risk environment, general counsel must build proactive governance systems that ensure clear oversight, rapid escalation, and defensible records.

The Economics Hidden in the Data: Proving Causation and Loss in Modern Contracts

October 14, 2026

Contracts set the rules, but data reveals the true economic impact. Here is how transaction-level evidence is reshaping modern commercial litigation.

When a Subpoena Hits Your Desk: A 5-Step Action Plan for In-House Counsel

October 14, 2026

US subpoena volumes have hit a seven-year high. Here is how in-house counsel can manage deadlines, preserve data, and protect company interests.

Managing AI Training IP and Output Across the Global Regulatory Landscape

October 14, 2026

As companies adopt generative AI globally, varying laws around AI training IP, output, and data scraped across regions create key risks across all development phases.

Clashing AI Transcripts and Meeting Minutes Expose New Litigation Risks

October 14, 2026

AI transcripts are now clashing with formal meeting minutes in Delaware lawsuits. Read how meeting bots create hidden litigation risks for company boards.

US and Canadian Courts Raise the Bar on Securities Class Certification

October 13, 2026

US and Canadian courts raise the bar on securities class certification. Read why plaintiffs must now present credible, evidence-backed damages models early on.

Is Your Company Ready for a Class Action? A Checklist for Legal Departments

October 1, 2026

Develop a class-action readiness plan to help your legal team move quickly when a suit is filed. Spend critical early days on the case, not internal logistics.

Delaware Court Rejects Safe Harbor Protections in Conflicted M&A Deal

October 1, 2026

A Delaware court ruling impacts M&A deal strategy. Learn why a conflicted merger lost safe harbor protections, and how directors stayed shielded.

SEC Subpoena Fight with ISS Signals Heightened Scrutiny for Corporate Governance

September 30, 2026

A Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) subpoena targets Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) voting records. Learn what public companies should do next.

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