Supply chain and compliance professionals now have some clarity on the landed cost of imported goods and compliance obligations.

In early August, the European Union data protection advocacy group None of Your Business ("NOYB") filed 226 complaints with 18 different EU authorities against websites using the widely popular...

A growing wave of class actions—like the new suit against Gymshark—targets brands that use influencers without clearly disclosing paid relationships, alleging that “authentic” posts were actually sponsored ads...

Mexico customs modernization is on the horizon with reform to key supply chain practices, including increased Customs broker oversight, shared responsibility among trade stakeholders...

Democratic state attorneys general are expanding their enforcement reach across antitrust, environmental policy, and healthcare fraud as they perceive gaps in federal oversight. With resource constraints varying widely between states, AGs are coordinating multistate efforts and prioritizing premerger scrutiny, clean energy transitions, and Medicaid fraud investigations. Companies in healthcare, energy, technology, and consumer-facing sectors face heightened state-level regulatory pressure that demands proac

State attorneys general are intensifying consumer protection enforcement with bipartisan focus on vulnerable populations, while simultaneously scrutinizing algorithmic pricing models and online age-verification technologies. Companies using data-driven pricing or operating digital platforms accessible to minors face heightened regulatory risk as enforcement priorities evolve across jurisdictions.

Earlier this year, New York enacted its Algorithmic Pricing Disclosure Act, a first-of-its-kind statute that requires certain businesses to include a written disclosure if a price is set using an algorithm...

On October 7, 2024, the Federal Communications Commission ("FCC" or "Commission") released its latest Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking ("FNPRM").

Shortly after being sworn in as the 47th President of the United States, Donald Trump signed more Executive Orders on his first day in office than any other president in history. The wide-ranging Orders effectuate.

The Ohio General Assembly operates on two-year terms, and when lawmakers adjourned around 2:00 a.m. on December 19, 2024, any bill not on its way to Governor Mike DeWine's desk effectively died.

Geopolitics and supply chain risk have emerged as top concerns for Chief Legal Officers. These factors are shaping strategic plans and competitive advantage as well as day-to-day operations.

The Federal Circuit reinstated a $82.3 million award against Ford for breaching a software licensing agreement with Versata, ruling that Versata can seek even greater damages for trade secret misappropriation...

Central to the E.O. is the narrowly defined in-transit exception. Shipments that are loaded onto a vessel at the port of loading before August 7th, and that remain on that same vessel until U.S.

Global logistics service providers' role in international trade compliance has become increasingly critical to managing national security risk and maintaining compliance in international movements.

A recent decision from the Northern District of California may signal an important shift in the trend of how courts interpret "consent"...

Federal regulators are intensifying enforcement against chameleon carriers—motor carriers that use corporate restructuring to evade safety compliance histories. Understanding the legal framework, identification factors, and severe consequences of reincarnated carrier determinations has become essential as the FMCSA signals a shift from historically minimal enforcement to active prosecution of these evasion tactics.

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is launching Motus, a revolutionary centralized registration platform that will permanently replace all existing FMCSA registration systems on May 14, 2026. Companies holding USDOT numbers must verify their portal accounts, confirm their Company Official designations, and update their information before the hard deadline to avoid operational disruptions and compliance issues.

The role of independent contractor owner-operators ("ICOOs") in the trucking industry has a long history as a business model and also as a lightning rod for scrutiny. At the start of 2025, the popular.

Our expectations for a new regulatory policy from the Trump Administration are quickly taking shape. The White House wasted no time kicking off changes to our regulatory environment and compliance enforcement posture.

For services that are, by their nature, designed to be stationary, warehousing operations welcome intertwined movements of a variety of areas of law.