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Delaware Bankruptcy Court Rules on Fraudulent Transfer Actions for Subordinated Claimholders

Read how a Delaware bankruptcy ruling on recovery for subordinated claimholders clarifies when trustees may pursue fraudulent transfer actions.

Arbitration and Class Action Waivers Held Unenforceable in Washington

Bankruptcy Court Clarifies Automatic Stay in Chapter 11 Case

Learn about a bankruptcy decision on the scope of an automatic stay where state court action over an estate’s rights led to sanctions for violating Section 362.

Starbucks Dress Code Dispute Sparks Multi-state Legal Claims

Discover why changes in the Starbucks dress code have prompted lawsuits over reimbursement obligations in Illinois, California, and Colorado.

Tesla Assembly-Line Robot Lawsuit Raises Major Safety Questions

Read why a lawsuit over a Tesla assembly-line robot injury in California could reshape the debate over workplace safety and the use of industrial automation.

Zantac Ruling in California Creates “Hybrid Claim”

Learn how a California ruling in a Zantac case departed from summary judgment standards, creating a novel claim, and the impact on product liability law.

Tech Companies Shunning IPOs in a Changing Market

Discover why tech companies are increasingly avoiding IPOs, reshaping capital markets, and altering the public listing landscape globally.

Preemptive Cybersecurity Spend to Command Half of Security Budgets by 2030

Read why preemptive cybersecurity spend will shift dramatically by 2030, as organizations reshape threat defense strategies to meet new threats.

ChatGPT Vulnerability Threatens Enterprise Data Security

Read about the ChatGPT vulnerability that exposes enterprises to covert zero-click attacks, compromising sensitive data through autonomous AI agents.

European Companies Face Billions in Losses from Cyberattacks

Learn about the billions lost to cyberattacks among Europe’s largest economies, and how insurance adoption could sharply reduce future financial exposure.

CISA Issues Advisory on GeoServer Breach at Federal Agency

Discover how the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) exposed a GeoServer vulnerability that allowed attackers to infiltrate a federal agency and evade detection for weeks.