Connected technology products are a part of daily life. Connectivity standards – such as 5G and Wi-Fi – provide a common language that allows products from different manufacturers to communicate with each other.

In an article published by the Boston Bar Association, Counsel Sonia Sujanani offers tips for new lawyers on writing emails to effectively advocate for clients and interact with colleagues, opposing counsel and judges.

Partners Charlie Caher and Marleen Krueger and Senior Associate Xiaohan Cai authored a chapter titled "Documents and other types of evidence in construction disputes".

Excerpt: "At trial, legal knowledge, analytical skills, and pure grit make a difference, but winning over a judge or jury depends on that blend of self-awareness, empathy, and interpersonal skills that is essential to persuasion

Michael Howe, Édouard Bruc, and Milena Maltese Zuffo have published an article entitled "Fishing in Uncharted Waters: The First Ever Arbitral Award Under the EU-UK TCA" in the IBA Dispute Resolution International Journal.

In the Public Interest is excited to continue In That Case, its third annual miniseries examining notable decisions recently issued by the US Supreme Court.

In the Public Interest is excited to continue In That Case, its third annual miniseries examining notable decisions recently issued by the US Supreme Court.

The international arbitration landscape continues to be dominated by macroeconomic and geopolitical factors. After a series of economic shocks in recent years...

In an article published in Bloomberg Law, Partners Jessica Lewis and Chris Johnstone discuss common pitfalls and challenges associated with confidential witness testimony in securities class action cases.

WilmerHale Partner Sonal N. Mehta explores how in-house legal teams are navigating the rapidly evolving artificial intelligence landscape through a conversation with Anthropic's Deputy General Counsel. The discussion examines the strategic role lawyers play in guiding business decisions while adapting to real-time regulatory changes and emerging technologies that are fundamentally reshaping legal practice.

Counsel Ali Jessani and Senior Associate Samuel Kane recently authored an article titled, "Analyzing New International Data Transfer Obligations...

As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in consumer-facing products and services, questions of transparency, fairness, and accountability have moved to the forefront of regulatory concern.

Partner Kirk Nahra examines the expanding and increasingly complex patchwork of U.S. privacy and security regulations in his recently published article, "Privacy and Security Law for Business Lawyers."

WilmerHale attorney Kirk Nahra recently published the article, "Privacy and Security Law for Business Lawyers," featured in ABA Business Law Section's Business Law Today.

On 4 Nov., U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy, R-La., introduced the Health Information Privacy Reform Act. The bill's goal is to protect "Americans' private health data by expanding health privacy...

In an article published by Bloomberg Law, Partner Benjamin Neaderland and State Attorneys General Practice Co-Chairs Paul Connell and Swain Wood explain why crypto firms and issuers should prepare for the expansion of state enforcement activity.

WilmerHale attorney Kirk Nahra recently contributed to IAPP's Global Legislative Predictions 2026, offering a clear look at how quickly health care privacy rules are shifting in the United States.

Many of us remember the case of Naruto, a crested macaque who, perhaps accidentally, took a selfie using a camera placed in the field by a wildlife photographer.

Partner and Co-Chair of WilmerHale's Artificial Intelligence Practice and Cybersecurity and Privacy Practice, Kirk Nahra, authored the article "Regulator Concerns and the Benefits of AI in Health Care" published by The SciTech Lawyer.

WilmerHale attorneys Kirk Nahra, Ali Jessani, and Tolu Ojuola recently published an article, "The ‘State' of AI: Comparing AI Regulatory Approaches in California, Texas, and Colorado," featured in the November 2025 edition of Data Protection Leader by DataGuidance.