On June 16, 2021, the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled in Rios v. Meda Pharmaceutical, Inc., Tina Cheng-Avery, Glenn Gnirrep, et. al. that a supervisor's use of two offensive slurs based on race/national origin ...

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Many California businesses expect narrower federal wetlands jurisdiction to simplify permitting. It often creates the opposite result.

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Our prior article argued that agentic commerce is exposing legal fault lines that ordinary e-commerce could often paper over. This article takes up the first of them: identity and authentication.

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Effective April 18, 2026, New York State employers will be restricted from obtaining or using a "consumer credit history" for hiring and personnel decisions, just as New York City employers have been for a number of years.

Agentic commerce introduces new challenges to contract formation when AI agents execute transactions on behalf of human principals. While identity and authority questions do much of the legal work, formation issues remain distinct: determining which terms govern, what mechanism constitutes acceptance, when contracts form, and how much agent discretion affects assent. The distributed nature of agent-mediated transactions makes traditional assent harder to locate across settings, permissions, and execution ev

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Selling an S corporation involves complex tax and legal considerations that can significantly impact after-tax proceeds. This comprehensive analysis examines stock sales versus asset sales, IRC Section 338(h)(10) elections, F reorganizations, and other transaction structures, revealing how different approaches affect both sellers and buyers through detailed tax modeling and strategic planning insights.

Section 1045 allows taxpayers to elect to roll over proceeds from the sale of qualified small business stock ("QSBS")...

By the time a disputed transaction reaches the loss-allocation stage in agentic commerce, the system has already failed somewhere upstream.

If agentic commerce is going to work at scale, the market has to solve more than authentication, aka the “identity problem,” as we posited in part two of this series exploring the six fault lines of agentic commerce.

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