Litigation

Decoding Algorithmic Price Fixing: A New Frontier for Antitrust Law

April 1, 2026

Explore how AI is altering the antitrust landscape, opening up new ways to rig markets through algorithmic price fixing.

Discovery Failures Draw Coercive Sanctions and Fee Award

March 30, 2026

Read what discovery failures leading to coercive sanctions show about courts’ growing intolerance for serial discovery noncompliance.

AI-Generated DSARs Are Reshaping Compliance Obligations

March 27, 2026

Read why data protections are surging in volume and complexity as AI-generated DSARs enable expansive requests that are transforming how companies must respond.

Texas Business Court Asserts Jurisdiction Over Employee Raiding Case

March 26, 2026

Learn how the Texas Business Court is further defining its role in resolving high-stakes corporate conflicts.

EEOC Intensifies Enforcement of ‘Anti-American’ Bias Protections

March 24, 2026

Read why the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)’s robust enforcement push against “anti-American” bias is creating new compliance obligations for employers across multiple industries nationwide.

Vanguard Settlement in Coal Suit Reframes Investment Stewardship Debate

March 24, 2026

Read why the Vanguard settlement reveals more about anti-ESG regulatory strategy than it does about any meaningful shift in investment stewardship standards.

EEOC Sues Coca-Cola Over Female-Only Networking Event

March 20, 2026

Delve into the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)’s lawsuit against Coca-Cola over a female-only networking event and what it means for organizations navigating Title VII enforcement.

Influencer Marketing Disclosure Failures Fuel Class Action Litigation

March 15, 2026

Discover what the rise of class actions citing influencer marketing disclosures means for brands, and why an influencer’s hashtag omission could trigger costly litigation.

Voluntary Self-Disclosure Program Offers Companies Declination From Financial Crime Prosecution

March 8, 2026

Dive into the Southern District of New York’s updated voluntary self-disclosure program, its two-stage declination process, and what it means for compliance strategy.

Federal Judge Rules on Attorney-Client Privilege and AI-Assisted Materials in Fraud Case

February 25, 2026

Read what the judge had to say about attorney-client privilege and AI-assisted materials in a fraud case and what it means for privilege strategy.

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