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The NAIC has spent four years overhauling capital requirements for life insurance companies' investments in collateralized loan obligations, introducing dramatic changes that will reshape how insurers allocate capital across their investment portfolios. These new rules, which account for credit spectrum positioning and tranche thickness for the first time, will force insurers to model significant impacts before year-end 2026 implementation.

A copyright dispute between British artist Anouska Samms and the Metropolitan Museum of Art raises fundamental questions about authorship, credit, and moral rights in collaborative art.

A rapidly emerging wave of litigation is targeting data centers on multiple legal grounds including environmental violations, land use disputes, nuisance claims, tort actions, and civil rights allegations. Legal experts examine the current landscape of these cases and analyze the potential for mass tort, personal injury, and property damage claims that are likely to follow as data center development continues to expand.

What if the biggest risk in RESPA right now… is thinking there isn’t one? Federal enforcement has gotten quieter – but that doesn’t mean it’s gone. And in some ways, this moment may carry more long-term risk than when regulators were actively bringing cases.

This article examines how derivatives regulation has evolved in the UK following Brexit, tracing the journey from initial "onshoring" of EMIR to an increasingly divergent regulatory landscape between EU-EMIR and UK EMIR.

Grace Shie and Paul Sarauskas examine the EU Posted Workers Directive, exploring how this protective legislation creates compliance obligations for employers sending workers temporarily into the European Union.

Mayer Brown partners examine the rapidly changing pay transparency requirements across Europe and the UK, analyzing how the EU Pay Transparency Directive and national regulations in France, Germany, and the UK are reshaping employer obligations. The discussion provides actionable guidance for organizations navigating new transparency, reporting, and equal pay compliance requirements.

How are regulatory pressures, technological innovation, and market consolidation transforming the mortgage servicing industry? Industry leaders explore the shift from cost-driven outsourcing to expertise-focused partnerships...

When brand ownership becomes divided, maintaining consistent quality and source identification for consumers presents unique challenges. This exploration examines the complexities that arise when trademark rights are split among multiple parties and the implications for brand integrity.

Mayer Brown IP partners Rich Assmus and Kristine Young examine the trademark dispute between outdoor apparel giant Patagonia Inc. and drag persona "Pattie Gonia," exploring how the infringement suit triggered a public backlash and Streisand effect. The discussion covers legal merits including trademark policing duties, weakened parody defenses post-Jack Daniels v. VIP Products, and the strategic implications of enforcement decisions versus coexistence agreements.

Join us for an insightful conversation with Jeff Taylor, Vice President, General Counsel, and Secretary of ExxonMobil, as he shares his career journey from federal government service to leading legal teams...

Third-party litigation funding is transforming the legal landscape across the U.S., UK, and EU, creating new challenges for businesses facing heavily funded claims. As 2026 approaches, landmark legislative proposals, judicial decisions, and regulatory developments are reshaping how companies must approach funded litigation and its associated risks.

The document is part of CADE's strategy to promote greater coordination among public administrative institutions.

Brazil's Executive Management Committee of the Foreign Trade Chamber has extended the 12% export tax rate on crude petroleum oils and bituminous mineral oils for an additional 60 days. The extension, formalized through GECEX Resolution No. 957/2026, maintains the tax structure previously established under Resolution No. 938/2026 and takes effect on September 8, 2026.

In this bylined article, Corporate & Securities partner Hannah Ha highlights Hong Kong's pivotal role as an established international financial center, which is significantly supported by its highly regarded legal services industry.