Steptoe attorneys Jarod Stewart, Craig Smyser, Hector Chavez, and Evelyn Hudson contributed to a Chambers and Partners practice guide on "Artificial Intelligence Trends and Developments in USA – Texas."

Biometrics play a significant role in the transportation industry, from timeclock systems to safety applications that check whether drivers appear awake and focused.

Understanding the Intersection of Consumer Protection and Artificial Intelligence

Where an employer fails to provide work for an employee who would normally be required to work in accordance with his contract of employment the employee is entitled to a statutory guaranteed payment.

The "New York Times" recently ran a story arguing that, after the Snowden revelations, Europe would have to build its own cloud computing industry to protect European privacy.

The EU AI Act Decoded is a bi-weekly breakdown of the EU AI Act and its implications for organizations across the globe.

The Supreme Court held by a majority decision that equal pay claims which were out of time in an Employment Tribunal can proceed as breach of contract claims in the High Court.

The Information Commissioner's office has published guidance on deleting and archiving electronically stored personal data under the Data Protection Act 1988.

New York Commercial Division judges are integrating generative AI into litigation practices to boost efficiency, but they're also grappling with significant challenges including accuracy concerns, potential bias, and confidentiality risks. Courts are establishing new standards for disclosure, verification, and attorney accountability as AI becomes an increasingly common tool in legal proceedings.

Members of our International Arbitration practice, partner Christophe Bondy, and associates Alexandre Genest, and Michael Lee published a report in partnership with the British Institute of Comparative Law titled "Performance Requirement Prohibitions in International Investment Agreements."

March Madness tips off this week as men's and women's college basketball teams begin a furious competition watched—and bet on—by millions of Americans.

In the aftermath of the TARGET breach announced last month, there has been much talk of how to respond to large-scale breaches of this type.

Partner Lauren Azebu authored an article titled "Offshore and Out of Mind: Reporting Foreign Assets and Gifts" for The Tax Adviser.

Much of today's discussion on AI centers around the lack of laws and regulations and the need for policymakers to catch up to rapidly evolving industry developments.

The EU AI Act Decoded is a bi-weekly breakdown of the EU AI Act and its implications for organizations across the globe.

The European Commission has today (NDLR: 23 September 2025) announced that it will propose to postpone the application of EUDR requirements for another 12 months, citing IT system capacity issues.

The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) has confirmed that the public consultation on the PFAS REACH restriction proposal will open on Thursday, March 26, 2026.

In the early hours of March 27, the Senate approved a revised fiscal year (FY) 2026 Homeland Security funding bill that covers most DHS operations — including TSA and FEMA — but excludes Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and much of Customs and Border Protection (CBP) amid ongoing disputes over immigration policy. House Republicans, however, have reportedly rejected the Senate proposal with many viewing the bill as effectively defunding ICE.

Welcome to the second edition of Risk & Resilience Quarterly, a collection of insightful publications designed to help organizations navigate the increasingly complex landscape of sustainability and human rights challenges.

On October 30, 2025, U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent announced in an interview with Fox News a one year suspension of the enforcement of the U.S. Department of Commerce's Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS)...