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The US Food and Drug Administration expands adverse event reporting to cosmetics, raising compliance stakes for companies under new regulatory obligations.

US Food and Drug Administration Expands FAERS Dashboard to Include Cosmetic Products

The US Food and Drug Administration expands adverse event reporting to cosmetics, raising compliance stakes for companies under new regulatory obligations.

New York AG Lawsuit Targets Zelle Network Fraud Risks

New York AG Lawsuit Targets Zelle Network Fraud Risks

Discover why compliance leaders face heightened scrutiny as New York challenges the Zelle Network’s safeguards in a lawsuit alleging widespread fraud exposure.

Department of Energy Launches “Speed to Power” to Tackle Rising Demand

Department of Energy Launches “Speed to Power” to Tackle Rising Demand

Learn how the Department of Energy “Speed to Power” initiative seeks comments on strategies for large-scale projects to address rising US energy demand.

Non-Physician Healthcare Providers Face Inconsistent Liability Insurance Requirements Across States

Non-Physician Healthcare Providers Face Inconsistent Liability Insurance Requirements Across States

Learn how non-physician healthcare providers navigate inconsistent state rules on malpractice insurance, creating compliance risks for organizations and individuals.

Ninth Circuit Rejects Antitrust Claims Against Las Vegas Hotels

Ninth Circuit Rejects Antitrust Claims Against Las Vegas Hotels

Learn why Las Vegas hotels avoided antitrust claims after the Ninth Circuit dismissed claims over their use of revenue management software.

Understanding the Risks of a Passive Foreign Investment Company (PFIC) for US Taxpayers

Washington Supreme Court Opens Door to Broader Pay Transparency Claims

Read why more pay transparency litigation is likely after Washington’s Supreme Court ruled job applicants need not prove good faith interest to recover remedies.

Senator Presses For FTC Probe of Microsoft for Cybersecurity Negligence

Senator Presses For FTC Probe of Microsoft for Cybersecurity Negligence

Learn why Microsoft faces growing criticism and FTC pressure over cybersecurity negligence tied to outdated encryption in Windows systems.

New $100,000 Fee Introduced Under H-1B Visa Proclamation

New $100,000 Fee Introduced Under H-1B Visa Proclamation

A recent presidential proclamation imposes a $100,000 fee for certain H-1B Visa petitions, raising compliance challenges for employers and foreign nationals.

SEC Shifts Stance on Mandatory Arbitration in Securities Registration

SEC Shifts Stance on Mandatory Arbitration in Securities Registration

The SEC’s new policy on mandatory arbitration alters how issuer-investor disputes are addressed in registration filings, raising concerns about compliance and disclosure.

Navigating Legal Risk and Data Governance in the AI-Driven Business World

Understanding New Compliance Obligations Under the EU Data Act

Learn how the EU Data Act, now in effect, introduces new compliance requirements for companies managing data from connected devices and cloud services.

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