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Read why a recent Delaware ruling could reshape contract enforcement in M&A deals, especially around indemnification and notice requirements.
Read why the Supreme Court ruled that foreign states don’t need minimum suit-related contacts under the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act (FSIA) for US courts to exercise personal jurisdiction.
Understanding your brain’s fight, flight, or freeze reaction to feedback can help legal departments stay focused and open to growth.
Read why a Delaware court ordered Nano to complete its merger with Desktop Metal, reinforcing deal certainty even for financially distressed targets.
Discover why a cyberattack on the US electrical grid could trigger blackouts, chaos, and legal risks that businesses and law firms can’t afford to ignore.
Learn why more than 100 school districts are seeking damages for compromised student and staff information from PowerSchool due to a massive data breach.
Supplier onboarding is under increased scrutiny as regulators examine not only whether it’s done, but also how well, consistently, and defensibly it’s executed.
Read how a sweeping cybersecurity executive order raises the bar for AI, quantum resilience, and supply chain integrity, reshaping supplier risk and compliance programs.
A federal court denied efforts by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to reverse a redlining settlement with Townstone, raising questions about agency credibility.
For compliance officers, the Caremark Doctrine sets the gold standard for board oversight. Discover how evolving expectations influence corporate risk management today.
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