On Nov. 14, 2025, the White House announced a significant modification to the "reciprocal" tariff regime imposed earlier this year under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act ("IEEPA").

Businesses that disclose personal information on the internet, in data platforms, or in commercial products have long been the target of privacy class actions.

In today's construction and project management landscape, selecting the right project delivery method is as consequential as the project's scope, budget, and schedule.

Clark Hill’s Outbound Immigration & Global Mobility practice guides corporate clients and individuals through complex global immigration challenges worldwide.

On Sept. 29, President Trump issued a Proclamation expanding Section 232 tariffs to cover imports of timber, lumber, and their derivative products.

On Aug. 6, the Colorado Court of Appeals recently addressed a question that had never been definitively answered in the state: whether a prevailing party can recover attorney fees...

On July 31, the Colorado Court of Appeals clarified an important procedural question for plaintiffs challenging governmental immunity rulings under the Colorado Governmental Immunity Act (CGIA).

The European Commission ("Commission") issued its first opinion regarding the compatibility of a sustainability agreement with competition rules for the agricultural sector on July 14.

The Colorado Court of appeals confirmed that severance payments are not "wages" under Colorado law. In Sommers v. MarketPlace Realty, LLC, decided Dec. 24th, Jonathan Sommers was hired as Chief Financial Officer...

The EPA’s Water Reuse Action Plan 2.0 (“WRAP 2.0”) is a non-regulatory federal initiative relaunched in April 2026. Its goal is to accelerate treated wastewater reuse across industries...

In this episode of CHPS of Insight, host Chris White is joined by Ron Sullivan, Senior Counsel at Clark Hill, for a focused discussion on recent trends in government contracting.

Last week, the Pentagon published the new rule to the Federal Register titled "Assessing Contractors' Implementation of Cybersecuity Requirements."

Clark Hill's Global Immigration practice guides corporate clients and individuals through complex global immigration challenges worldwide.

In the world of innovation, one of the most common questions asked by our clients—from entrepreneurs and creators to executives at large companies—is whether their ideas can be legally protected.

On Sept. 2, the Department of Commerce ("DOC") launched two new Section 232 national security investigations. The notice of these investigations was published in the Federal Register on Sept. 26.

Four states have adopted laws regulating data brokers, but only one – California – has established a universal deletion mechanism whereby consumers are able to request that all data brokers...

States everywhere are considering whether and how to best regulate business use of artificial intelligence ("AI"). While the California Privacy Protection Agency...

Welcome to your monthly rundown of all things cyber, privacy, and technology, where we highlight all the happenings you may have missed.

On Dec. 18, 2025, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals dismissed a complaint that challenged an expulsion of a student who announced his intention to bring a firearm to school.

Building a startup isn’t just about product and growth—it’s about getting the legal and financial foundation right from day one.