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On March 31, 2026, the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (“OFAC”) issued an advisory on sham transactions, highlighting the compliance risks financial institutions...

As we move into 2026, employers across industries should expect continued volatility in immigration enforcement priorities, including increased worksite and community-based operations.

The U.S. Supreme Court has unanimously reversed the Federal Circuit's approach to induced patent infringement claims involving generic drugs marketed under "skinny labels." The decision establishes a new standard requiring brand-name manufacturers to demonstrate that generic competitors took affirmative steps designed to encourage infringement, rather than merely showing that their statements could plausibly be interpreted as instructions to infringe. This landmark ruling fundamentally reshapes the landscap

Wiretapping class actions based on websites’ use of common tracking technologies continue to rise. And because many courts have allowed these cases to survive motions to dismiss, businesses often feel pressure...

Recently, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld an Ohio law that bans political contributions made by lawful permanent residents.

The Trump Administration has declined to respond to a Supreme Court petition by the two ousted Democratic NCUA board members who are asking for the court to consider their case.

A New York appeals court ruling on June 24 in the Porco v. Lifetime case provides much-needed clarity to film and television producers and entertainment companies that docudramas blending true facts with ...

A California federal court denied class certification in a privacy lawsuit against Magnite's cookie-based advertising platform, finding fatal flaws in the plaintiffs' ability to demonstrate classwide harm and identify class members. The decision highlights critical defenses available to companies facing tracking technology litigation, particularly around individualized consent issues and pseudonymous data collection.

On November 4, 2020, California voters approved of the ballot initiative Proposition 24, more commonly known as the California Privacy Rights Act (the "CPRA").

You should consult with legal counsel for assistance to determine whether, and how, HIPAA may impact your workplace and what other steps should be taken.

In this Consumer Finance Monitor podcast episode, Alan Kaplinsky interviews Amy Reeder Worley and Greg Szewczyk about transforming privacy, cybersecurity, and AI governance from mere compliance obligations into strategic business advantages. The discussion explores Amy's new book and framework for building evidence-based customer confidence through integrated governance approaches that break down organizational silos.

A major affordable housing development underway in Fairfax County, Virginia, is setting a new precedent for large-scale, multi-phase transactions in high-cost suburban markets.

On January 20, 2026, the Congressional appropriations committees released a bipartisan, bicameral funding package...

This article is part of the 2025 Mid-Year Housing Industry Update. Click here to read the full newsletter.

The Democratic effort to enact President Biden's agenda has taken a rather convoluted path in terms of initiatives, price tag, and revenue-raising provisions.

In Revenue Ruling 2020-27, the IRS announced that taxpayers cannot deduct expenses paid for with the proceeds of a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan that is forgiven.

Eight months ago, the Superior Court agreed with our argument and struck down Washington's capital gains tax as unconstitutional, as described more fully here.

In a long awaited opinion, the Supreme Court recently resolved a circuit split regarding the proper interpretation of a statute implicated in many post-employment disputes.