Regulations

Federal Shift in AI Policy Signals Broad Preemption of State Laws

A new White House executive order on AI policy advances a national framework, targeting conflicting state laws and reshaping compliance obligations.

Binance Wins Partial Ruling on Securities Investigations

Explore the Ontario Court of Appeal’s Binance decision, clarifying limits on document demands and Charter protections in securities investigations.

Third Circuit Affirms Dismissal of Pixel-Tracking Privacy Class Action

Dive into the Third Circuit’s evaluation of alleged pixel-tracking violations in a class action, and why the court found no liability under California privacy laws.

Supreme Court Tariffs Decision Could Cause Major Contract and Refund Disputes

Discover why the Supreme Court dispute over tariffs may trigger complex refund battles and reshape cross-border commercial relationships.

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

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

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.

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

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).