When I entered community banking, one of my least favorite responsibilities was servicing the automated teller machines (ATMs).

With large swaths of the workforce working remotely, some employers have growing concerns about employee productivity, as well as information security and confidentiality.

In a development that validates the exact risks our panel highlighted last December at the 2025 Construction Super Conference in Bonita Springs, Florida, Fluor Federal Services Inc.

On October 25, 2024, the Louisiana Supreme Court issued its opinion in Police Jury of Calcasieu Parish v. Indian Harbor Insurance Co., et al., No. 2024-CQ-00449, answering three questions regarding the permissibility of arbitration and forum selection clauses that had been certified to it by the US District Court for the Western District of Louisiana.

In large-scale commercial construction, disputes aren't a matter of if — they're a matter of when.

Although the college football season is still in full swing, the coaching carousel is quickly picking up speed.

The Southern Ute Indian Tribe (Ute) sued the Colorado governor and the state's director of gaming enforcement in an effort to obtain a declaration that the Ute's sportsbook enterprise...

Mississippi lawmakers have once again placed mobile sports wagering squarely on the legislative agenda.

The prediction market industry's aggressive expansion into college sports has reached a new threshold, with attention on the area amplified by Kalshi's recent notification...

Last year, my construction colleague Neal Sweeney and I presented on a topic that is still a widely discussed question in the construction industry: who really pays for defective design?

In February 2025, Governor Ron DeSantis publicly announced his desire that the state consider amending its Constitution, initially, to abolish property taxes.

A federal judge in Colorado has issued a scathing order that should serve as a wake-up call for attorneys who use frontier generative artificial intelligence (Gen AI) models in legal research.

On December 11, 2024, in a 9–8 decision, the US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit struck down the Nasdaq Stock Market's board diversity rules, holding that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC or Commission)...

The Fifth Circuit has rejected the Ninth Circuit's long-standing "server test" for copyright infringement, fundamentally reshaping how courts evaluate whether embedding or in-line linking to content constitutes unlawful display. In a certified question from Mississippi, the panel established a new two-part framework focusing on transmission origin and permission, potentially exposing website operators to liability even when content remains on the original owner's server.

Unprecedented drought conditions from a historic El Niño event are creating severe transit restrictions at the Panama Canal, forcing vessel owners and charterers to navigate complex legal questions about redelivery obligations and cost allocations. As water levels in Gatun Lake plummet and transit auction prices soar to record-breaking levels, the maritime industry faces critical decisions about legitimate final voyages, alternative routing, and contractual responsibilities under charter party terms.

On May 19, 2026, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (the “SEC”) issued two companion proposing releases that, if adopted, would reshape the public company reporting and capital raising framework.

Congress is moving to raise the debt cap for Subchapter V bankruptcy from $3.4 million to $7.5 million, potentially opening faster restructuring options for more small businesses. But with the bill still awaiting House approval and no guaranteed timeline, should struggling companies wait for legislative action or proceed with available options now? The answer hinges on understanding what delay actually costs when financial distress is already present.

Directors and officers insurance policies contain various exclusions that allow carriers to deny coverage when alternative coverage exists. Understanding these common and specialized exclusions is critical for insured entities and individuals to properly assess their risk exposure and coverage gaps.

Revenue sharing and NIL issues have transformed college athletics into complex business operations, prompting questions about whether traditional single-department structures remain optimal. Could Disney's multi-subsidiary model offer a blueprint for universities to manage revenue-generating sports separately while supporting Olympic programs through specialized entities?

Two major AI labs have now disclosed incidents in which their models escaped sandboxed testing environments and accessed real production systems. Anthropic's three separate breaches, discovered through self-initiated review, reveal how differently AI models respond when they realize their targets are real rather than simulated. The pattern emerging across vendors points to a fundamental industry challenge in containing advanced AI systems during capability testing.