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Navigating Compliance Risks Under the New Federal Hemp Law

Navigating Compliance Risks Under the New Federal Hemp Law

Learn how compliance teams face mounting uncertainty as the new federal hemp law reshapes markets, enforcement, and risk exposure across states.

Understanding the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Funding Crossroads

Understanding the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Funding Crossroads

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) faces a funding impasse that could halt operations, raising urgent compliance concerns across the financial sector.

How Government Shutdowns Strain Protections for Whistleblowers

How Government Shutdowns Strain Protections for Whistleblowers

Read how government shutdowns disrupt oversight systems that whistleblowers rely on, creating delays, gaps in protection, and weakened accountability across agencies.

Compliance Implications of “No Risk Games” in the Expanding Gray-Machine Market

Compliance Implications of “No Risk Games” in the Expanding Gray-Machine Market

Regulators are tightening scrutiny of “no risk games” as gray machines blur gambling laws, creating rising compliance exposure for businesses.

Risks With AI and Employment in a Fragmented Regulatory Landscape

Compliance teams face rising scrutiny of AI and employment as federal laws, state rules, and bias-audit mandates reshape how HR technologies must be managed.

Lawsuit Against Change Healthcare Over Massive Data Breach Will Proceed

Lawsuit Against Change Healthcare Over Massive Data Breach Will Proceed

Learn about a Nebraska lawsuit against Change Healthcare after a 2024 data breach, aiming to hold the company accountable for security and privacy failures.

Class Certification for Lawsuit Over Pay-to-Pay Fees

Class Certification for Lawsuit Over Pay-to-Pay Fees

Learn why a lawsuit challenging a credit union’s “pay-to-pay” fees has been certified as a statewide class under West Virginia consumer-protection law.

Courts Split Over NLRB Authority to Award Pecuniary Harm Remedies

Courts Split Over NLRB Authority to Award Pecuniary Harm Remedies

Read why courts split on the National Labor Relations Board’s authority to award make-whole remedies for direct and foreseeable pecuniary harm under the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA).

Harassment and Retaliation Coverage Dispute Reaches Federal Court

Harassment and Retaliation Coverage Dispute Reaches Federal Court

Dive into a dispute involving the United States Liability Insurance Company, where allegations of harassment and retaliation prompt questions about coverage duties and counsel rights.

Retention Bonuses Are Not Wages Under Massachusetts Law

Retention Bonuses Are Not Wages Under Massachusetts Law

Find out why retention bonuses are not considered wages under the Massachusetts Wage Act, clarifying obligations for timely payment of contingent compensation.

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