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During its 2018 session, the Florida Legislature considered, but did not pass, Senate Bill 280, which would have provided that a physician may perform a patient evaluation ...

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The U.S. Department of Energy and Small Business Administration have launched a groundbreaking partnership to direct private investment toward small businesses developing energy and critical technologies. This new initiative combines federal expertise with private capital to accelerate commercialization of innovations in artificial intelligence, quantum computing, advanced manufacturing, and energy security. Fund managers and entrepreneurs in these strategic sectors now have access to expanded financing opp

As wildfire seasons intensify and spread across greater distances, innovative drone technologies are emerging as crucial tools in early detection and fire suppression. Patent filings reveal how unmanned aerial vehicles equipped with specialized cameras and ignition systems are revolutionizing wildfire management, offering safer and more efficient alternatives to traditional firefighting methods.

The difficulty with implementing processes such as predictive coding is that the technology is so new that these methods are fairly untested in court.

Anthropic, the company behind Claude, has shared a draft federal Bill with members of Congress that would set national safety and security rules for the most powerful frontier AI models. The Bill materializes the ideas in Anthropic's "Advanced AI Framework," published in June 2026, which aims to guard against the most serious AI risks without stifling innovation. In that framework, the rules would apply only to the largest AI developers, i.e., those that train very large models and either earn more than $500 million a year from AI or spend more than $1 billion a year on AI research.

Narrowly construing the Controlling the Assault of Non-Solicited Pornography and Marketing Act of 2003 (CAN-SPAM Act), the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit affirmed a district court’s award of summary judgment for an e-mail marketer.

A social network is a service that allows its members to share personal information and make personal contacts through a website, mobile phone or other similar wireless device.

Two attorneys from Peckarsky & Associates have co-authored a comprehensive 50-state guide examining how electronic execution affects sureties' rights under general agreements of indemnity. The guide analyzes critical jurisdictional differences in electronic signatures, remote online notarization, and powers of attorney that impact surety professionals' underwriting and claims decisions.

Although the blog has been quiet the last couple of months, many exciting things have been happening.

Their data shows two consecutive quarters above $200 billion, indicating one of the “strongest stretches on record.” However, when you start drilling down further, deal count is at the lowest it has been in over a decade, meaning we have a smaller number of mega rounds propping up the rest.

A federal court in New York has preliminarily enjoined a provision of the state's rent-setting law, ruling that algorithmic pricing recommendations constitute commercial speech protected by the First Amendment. This decision in RealPage, Inc. v. James could have far-reaching implications for personalized pricing laws nationwide, as courts now must apply intermediate scrutiny to regulations that restrict pricing recommendations generated by software.