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Jeffrey Kessler discusses the evolving landscape of college athletics, where conferences may recognize student-athletes as employees and engage in collective bargaining at the conference level. The NCAA's House settlement could provide a framework to support enhanced benefits for athletes through structured collective bargaining arrangements.

Partner Omar Samji and counsel Angela M. Heywood Bible published an article in Currents, the newsletter of the Corporate Counsel section of the State Bar of Texas.

On June 4, 2024, the CFPB released a circular cautioning companies against including unlawful or unenforceable terms and conditions in contracts for consumer financial products or services.

Modelled on legislation prepared by the ARRC and enacted by New York and other states, on Tuesday the President signed federal legislation addressing legacy contracts that reference LIBOR after it ceases in June 2023.

On March 20, the National Credit Union Administration Board, acting as liquidating agent for five failed credit unions, filed suit against HSBC USA in the Eastern District Court of Virginia.

How can healthcare organizations build defensible governance frameworks for physician compensation arrangements while navigating the complex regulatory landscape of federal laws? This podcast episode explores the intersection of compliance requirements and strategic goals, examining the critical role of dual-committee oversight and fair market value standards in an era of heightened enforcement.

In this episode, GT kicks off its second edition of its client spotlight series. GT Shareholder Shomari Wade hosts a discussion with John Thornton (Chief Legal Officer) and Jasmyne Henderson...

Understanding the complexities of flowing down Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) clauses to lower tier subcontractors is critical for government contractors at all levels. This breakdown explores the key risks that prime and higher tier contractors face when passing along FAR obligations, while also examining the negotiation strategies available to lower tier subcontractors receiving these requirements.

Explore the latest developments in government contracting through expert discussions on bid protests, cybersecurity compliance, artificial intelligence regulation, and strategic workforce management. Industry leaders share practical insights on navigating complex procurement rules, managing contractor relationships, and adapting to evolving federal acquisition landscapes.

Corporate Department Co-chair Howard T. Spilko and Corporate associate Scott A. Abramowitz wrote an article titled "Use of Representations and Warranties Insurance Grows in Middle-Market Transactions".

When drafting and negotiating a license agreement, it’s tempting for the parties to simply use definitions and so-called "standard" paragraphs that are taken from previous agreements.

Patent disputes increasingly pose operational and business risks for manufacturers, affecting product launches, supply chains, and engineering timelines. This analysis examines how intellectual property conflicts extend beyond the courtroom to impact sourcing decisions, procurement strategies, and go-to-market plans throughout the product development lifecycle.

Explore how businesses can proactively manage disputes arising from tariff volatility and political uncertainty in this mini-podcast series.

The "Evidentiary Hearing" chapter of Arbitrating Commercial Disputes in the United States looks at the structure of such hearings, opening statements, and fact and expert witnesses, among other topics.

A Massachusetts federal court allowed a defendant to amend its answer late in litigation to add a Chapter 93A counterclaim based on newly discovered internal communications.

The rise of AI-generated emails poses challenges for attorneys, necessitating effective strategies to navigate these issues, as discussed in Alex Courtade’s article “Clients Are Writing Emails With AI—So What Now?” published in Law.com. By learning how to handle these emails effectively, attorneys can become better advocates for their clients.

On the following day, President Obama released a discussion draft of the Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights Act that is intended to "establish baseline protections for individual privacy in the commercial arena."

On March 19, the Alexander County Housing Authority awarded a demolition contract to RCRA Inc. to raze 278 housing units in Cairo.