Artificial intelligence and algorithmic processes continue to remain at the top of federal law enforcement agencies' agendas. Yesterday, the FTC, CFPB, DOJ, and EEOC issued a joint statement pledging to use...

Plan administrators should be aware that just because a principle is well-established under the law does not mean that people won't attempt to challenge it anyway.

President Biden announced that his administration had reached its goal of 200 million vaccine shots administered during his first 100 days in office.

Last week, the Trump-era independent contractor classification rule was officially eradicated by the U.S. Department of Labor, ("DOL") due to its apparent inconsistency with the Fair Labor Standards Act ("FLSA").

Sixteen Republican state attorneys general, led by Montana AG Austin Knudsen, have launched an investigation into four major tech companies over allegedly deceptive renewable...

Readers of this blog may be interested in a new article from Water Finance & Management, A Legal History of PFAS. The article highlights the early discovery of certain PFAS, their toxicity and persistence...

Last year, we posted about a lawsuit against Allbirds alleging (among other things) that the company's environmental claims – including claims about its "sustainable" practices...

The deadline for the California law requiring disclosure of information substantiating carbon reduction claims is January 1, 2025, so companies should begin...

Last year, a trade association challenged aspirational claims that JBS – the world's largest producer of beef products – was making about its commitment ​"to be net zero by 2040."

The California Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) has announced that it will not be moving forward with the current proposal to amend...

On this episode of Legal Download, Kelley Drye partners Joe Green and Wayne D'Angelo, along with special counsel Frances Morris, explore the Supreme Court's decision in Seven County Infrastructure Coalition...

Last week, the Environmental Working Group ("EWG") filed a lawsuit against Tyson Foods in DC Superior Court under the DC Consumer Protection Procedures Act ...

Last week OFAC extended its general license authorizing U.S. persons to wind down and divest from certain transactions with subsidiaries of the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps (XPCC)

As we previously reported, the California AG's office recently provided clarification through FAQs on the California ​"hidden fee" law that amended the Consumer Legal Remedies Act, SB 478.

Some might have the mistaken impression that State AGs rarely delve into health related cases, believing them to be largely preempted by the FDA.

The results of Tuesday's election seem poised to result in a change in leadership in at least one chamber of Congress.

With 2022 midterm elections right around the corner, you may already be planning to approach your executives and employees to encourage them to be more engaged politically in today's important issues...

Delaware Judge Issues Important Ruling in Hertz Chapter 11 Case on Allowance of Make-Whole Premiums, Treatment of Unimpaired Creditors, and Post-petition Interest

Driving While Unimpaired – Delaware Judge Issues Important Ruling in Hertz Chapter 11 Case on Allowance of Make-Whole Premiums, Treatment of Unimpaired Creditors, and Postpetition Interest (Part 2)...

Cameo is a platform where people can pay celebrities to record videos with scripted personal messages. Jimmy Kimmel recently used the platform to see if he could get George Santos...