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The tech regulatory landscape is changing rapidly. It is complex and fragmented, both globally and by subject matter, making it difficult for technology providers to navigate.

I have been writing weekly on technology issues the entirety of the past decade - and what a decade it has been! Technology convergence has been fantastic, with more to come, but we need to make sure that our gadgets do not extract too much of a social cost.

Winston Taylor lawyers and leaders share insights on law firm leadership, private equity expansion, AI adoption, workplace flexibility, and high-profile litigation across multiple legal publications. The firm's professionals discuss strategic growth initiatives, technology integration, and landmark case victories that are shaping the legal and business landscape.

Technological advances, particularly in the areas of online commerce and cloud solutions, have forever changed how business is conducted in the U.S. and abroad.

In Short The Situation: For the first time, the Economic Report of the President (the "Report") includes a chapter on digital assets.

In a much-anticipated announcement, an FAA-created task force, with input from drone industry leaders, issued to the FAA their recommendations for the creation of a registration process for small drones...

On October 14, 2009, the US Securities and Exchange Commission proposed amendments to its rules requiring Internet availability of proxy materials, often referred to as the e-proxy rules, and provided guidance concerning certain requirements under the present rules.

As global energy demand rises and pressure to decarbonise intensifies, biotechnology is emerging as a key driver of sustainable fuel innovation. This insight explores how advances in plant, microbial and algal biotechnology can support the transition to cleaner energy systems and contribute towards meeting United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 7.

Covered entities, business associates, and any entities that collect health information about consumers online should carefully review the latest joint letter...

With America’s 250th anniversary amid a potentially massive technological and societal upheaval, the country finds itself confronting a familiar question for a new problem...

A fascinating review article recently published in the Annual Review of Medicine by Fu et al. caught my attention for what it signals about the future intersection of artificial intelligence and pharmaceutical...

While the US patenting environment has changed dramatically in the past two years, high-tech startups still need to pursue patents—but with a different focus. Here’s how and why.

The Federal Communications Commission has fundamentally restructured how non-geostationary satellite orbit systems obtain spectrum licenses, introducing a dual-pathway framework that allows operators to choose between participating in annual processing rounds with priority rights or pursuing more flexible authorization outside those rounds.

On December 3, 2004, President George W. Bush signed the Internet Tax Nondiscrimination Act (S. 150). The Act reinstates and extends until November 1, 2007, the moratorium on taxes on Internet access and multiple and discriminatory taxes on e-commerce imposed by the Internet Tax Freedom Act (ITFA).

A contractor recently told us the following joke: “Why did the project take five years to complete instead of one? The general contractor was waiting for the rest of the crew to be born.” As is often the case, there is truth in humor.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit reversed and remanded a preliminary injunction enjoining Static Control Components, Inc. (SCC) from selling its SMARTEK chip that enabled remanufacture of replacement laser printer toner cartridges.

Adiscussion on the use and importance of trial high-tech equipment in both the war room and the courtroom, for in-court display of evidence and demonstratives.