How can new associates build trust and navigate uncertainty in their legal careers? Bond's director of attorney professional development shares insights on the essential traits and strategies that help lawyers achieve long-term success, from emotional intelligence to embracing new opportunities.

Workplace tensions arising from polarizing political, social, and global issues can create significant challenges for employers. One-on-one coaching offers an alternative approach to formal discipline, helping organizations address problematic conduct while assessing whether employees are receptive to learning and professional growth. This discussion explores when coaching becomes the most effective tool for de-escalating conflicts and reinforcing workplace expectations.

The U.S. Department of Labor has drafted a regulation that would make electronic delivery the default option for employee benefit communications, potentially transforming how employers distribute health plan information and other ERISA-related documents. Industry representatives have expressed strong support for the change, citing significant cost savings and survey data showing that the vast majority of plan participants already prefer accessing their benefits information electronically. The regulation is

Nearly half of new law associates feel unprepared for their roles after law school. Three Jones Day attorneys share actionable strategies and practical steps that new lawyers can implement...

This week, I had the pleasure of speaking with Molly R. Blessing, Vice President of Sustainability & Product Stewardship for the Household & Commercial Products Association (HCPA).

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has introduced ACCESS, a new accountable care model that could reshape how healthcare providers approach patient care and reimbursement. This discussion examines the model's structure, potential benefits, and critical factors organizations should weigh when determining if participation aligns with their strategic goals.

Navigate the complex landscape of campaign finance, lobbying compliance, and political law with expert guidance on contribution rules, FEC regulations, and emerging challenges from AI to government efficiency initiatives. Discover essential compliance strategies for corporations, PACs, and associations engaging in the political process.

The USDA's Rural Business-Cooperative Service has finalized significant revisions to its Biorefinery, Renewable Chemical, and Biobased Product Manufacturing Program, introducing new safeguards designed to prevent fraud and ensure long-term project viability. These changes will impact how loan guarantees up to $250 million are administered for facilities developing advanced biofuels and renewable chemicals.

Join us for an insightful conversation with Jeff Taylor, Vice President, General Counsel, and Secretary of ExxonMobil, as he shares his career journey from federal government service to leading legal teams...

Third-party litigation funding is transforming the legal landscape across the U.S., UK, and EU, creating new challenges for businesses facing heavily funded claims. As 2026 approaches, landmark legislative proposals, judicial decisions, and regulatory developments are reshaping how companies must approach funded litigation and its associated risks.

Our Legislative & Public Policy team is pleased to provide the April 2026 edition of Capital Snapshot, which includes a monthly summary of the issues, events, and timelines driving federal policy and political decisions.

Colorado's Department of Law has released draft rules for its amended AI Act, establishing critical compliance frameworks for automated decision-making technology and conversational AI services. The rules address key implementation questions for both deployers and developers, with broader policy implications extending beyond CCPA-exempted data sets. Public stakeholders now have the opportunity to shape these regulations through formal comments before the October hearing.

Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) and the sustainable economy are concepts that often overlap and frequently intertwine. Whether viewed separately or together, they have significantly changed global investing and business practices and will continue to evolve.

The U.S. economy in May 2025 shows mixed signals. While non-farm payroll employment increased and wages outpaced inflation, real GDP decreased by 0.2% in Q1 2025...

U.S. consumers continue to spend, but resilience is increasingly strained. Real wage gains and essential-driven demand are sustaining near-term activity, even as sentiment weakens and household balance sheets...

Former UCLA law professor Eugene Volokh joins Jon Van Gorp to explore which legal skills will remain most valuable as artificial intelligence transforms the practice of law. The conversation examines how lawyers can develop and refine critical abilities like identifying argument strengths and weaknesses, writing persuasively, and effectively working with AI-generated content.

The likelihood that your ERP project will take longer than expected, be more challenging than anticipated, and cost more than initially estimated is exceptionally high.

The January 2026 report describes a bifurcated U.S. economy where robust gross domestic product (GDP) growth of 4.3% — fueled by artificial intelligence (AI) investment and consumer spending...

Through the 2025 Palm Beach County Executive Survey, the Business Development Board of Palm Beach County and Kaufman Rossin gathered insights from senior business leaders across the region's key industries.

As AI technology rapidly evolves, more leveraged credits, sponsors and lenders are working to ensure best practices and compliance.