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In recent years, AI has moved well beyond basic task completion into more emotionally engaging "companion" tools that simulate friendship, coaching, or other close social interactions.

Congratulations—you’ve done the hard part: your emerging sports property has reached an understanding with a third-party distributor (e.g., a streamer or sports network) to make your games or events available through...

Over the past few years, 20 U.S. states have passed or implemented new consumer privacy laws—a rapidly growing patchwork of state laws that deserves close attention from legal and compliance teams.

A “Friends Of” organization is a U.S. tax-exempt organization that generally advances charitable work associated with another U.S. organization or a foreign institution or cause. It may be closely identified with one overseas hospital, university, museum, or relief organization. The organizations may share a name, history, mission, supporters, and fundraising priorities. They may collaborate every day. For those Friends Of organizations that support foreign entities, the IRS has very specific requirements on how they can operate and send the funds abroad.

While hiring can make sense, we showed why it's not always the smartest move—especially when alternatives offer more flexibility, speed, and experience.

The credit committee used to be a room: a conference table, a few senior bankers, a credit officer with a marked-up memo, and someone asking whether the EBITDA add-backs had gotten a little too “creative.” The room still exists. What has changed is how much of the work is finished before anyone sits down.

As use of artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly common in business, the need to protect confidential and sensitive information from unauthorized use in training AI...

Innovations in technology are reshaping industries and society at unprecedented speed. When it comes to cybersecurity risk, advancements in artificial intelligence, cloud computing and data analytics are redefining.

When renting office space, tenants often have limited bargaining power over the terms of the lease. Nonetheless, any leverage they may have with a landlord is usually greatest before an agreement on a price has been reached.

This is Part 2 of a two-part series. Part 1 examined how CIPA claims and related enforcement trends are reshaping website tracking compliance. This post focuses on how organizations can respond in practice.

A company’s data—commercial, operational, and personal—is often among its most valuable assets. It may include, for example, customer and sales data, billing and payment information, employee and HR records...

Social media influencer agreements have changed considerably as the influencer space has matured — but the shift isn’t merely cosmetic. Change is being driven by three things happening at once...

When reviewing payment clauses in contracts, most business leaders instinctively zero in on the amount and timing of payments. But these clauses are about so much more than just dollars and deadlines.

Since the U.S. Supreme Court's June 2023 decisions[1] found that race-conscious admissions practices in higher-education violated both the Constitution's 14th Amendment Equal Protection Clause...

Over the next 12–18 months, healthcare providers can expect meaningful updates to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) affecting reproductive health information, security controls...

If you've ever skimmed a contract and thought, "This is just boilerplate, I don't need to worry about that," think again. Boilerplate clauses—the standard, often-overlooked sections at the end of agreements.

Retailers are rapidly expanding their use of biometric technologies—from facial recognition for loss prevention to palm-based payments—raising critical questions about privacy, data ownership, and regulatory compliance. As state laws diverge on how security versus marketing uses are treated, the distinction between these applications is becoming one of the most important lines for retailers to navigate.