Regulations

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.

Why “Unofficial Records” Are Destroying Your Data Cleanup Efforts

October 15, 2026

Ditch the “unofficial records” label. See why expanding your record definitions to include true business value helps cut clutter and speed up data cleanup.

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.

Closing the Gaps in Common Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) Approaches

October 14, 2026

Explore the gaps in common TPRM approaches and what closing those gaps means for risk programs going forward

California Sets New National Standard with Sweeping AI Audit and Workplace Laws

October 14, 2026

California’s sweeping new AI laws regulate workplace automation, safety audits, and legal ethics. Here is what your company needs to know.

ITC Seeks Input on Reviving Section 338 Tariff and Import Ban Authority

October 2, 2026

The International Trade Commission (ITC) seeks public comment on implementing Section 338 tariff powers. Learn what it means for trade and supply chains.

FinCEN Issues Alert on $13B Scam Center and Crypto Fraud Threat

October 1, 2026

Read about a Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) alert on scam centers and cryptocurrency fraud, plus key reporting steps for banks.

Building a Defensible Data Retention Policy

September 30, 2026

A well-built data retention policy includes identifying triggers, obligations, and disposition requirements. Learn how it makes data more defensible.

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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