Yesterday a Sixth Circuit panel (Siler, Griffin, Kethledge) stayed pharmacies' production of national opioid dispensing data.

Former Treasury official Anna Morris discusses the evolution of US counterterrorism and sanctions policy, examining what strategies have succeeded and failed in the war on terror. The conversation explores how sanctions continue to shape American foreign policy objectives and the changing landscape of terrorist financing enforcement.

Sister blog Global Investigations and Compliance Review posted a very read-worthy recent blog authored by our colleagues Marisa Darden, Ayako Russell and Jay Thomas. Addressing proposed...

Our monthly newsletter reports on the patent law developments in biotech, biologics and pharmaceutical cases, legislation and federal agency actions.

On Wednesday, October 6, Sen. Brian Schatz (D-HI) and Reps. Earl Blumenauer (D-OR) and Brian Fitzpatrick (R-PA) released the Fostering Overseas Rule of Law and Environmentally Sound Trade (FOREST) Act...

The Sixth Circuit recently heard argument in L.W. v. Skrmetti, involving Tennessee's law prohibiting healthcare providers from performing gender-affirming surgeries...

Most commercial general liability policies include coverage for personal and advertising injury claims by third parties. In a recent case, the Third Circuit Court of Appeal

Combined with Glasser, this means that two Circuit Courts of Appeal have directly rejected Marks, and consumers in the Seventh Circuit footprint can only sue under the TCPA for pre-recorded and

Many states this year are contemplating legislation and/or regulation in regards to biometric information and New Jersey is no exception.

Partner Sarah Rathke discussed with Reuters on how A.I. and digital twin technology can aid to help solve supply chain disruptions and the potential data privacy complications companies...

CPW's Kristin Bryan was interviewed by Global Data Review last week concerning an Arizona bill that would ban publicly funded ransomware payments.

With the CCPA's January 1, 2020 compliance date rapidly approaching, organizations subject to the California Consumer Privacy Act ("CCPA")

Responding effectively to a data breach requires an organization to obtain a thorough forensic report about what happened and why.

As covered in greater detail in an article by Bloomberg Law, "New York City's novel mandate that apps like DoorDash share customer information with restaurants that cook the meals they deliver could...

Partners Kyle Fath and Kristin Bryan discuss the rapidly evolving realm of biometric data law. Kyle and Kristin bring unique perspectives, both from advisory and litigation standpoints...

Unlike other industries, residential real estate has not necessarily felt many of the negative effects of COVID-19.

To all of our readers, Belated Happy New Year! We will ring in 2022 with some belated news. Back in November of 2021, the IRS once again issued a memorandum that extends the...

Privacy World's Kristin Bryan recently caught up with finance industry resource CFO Dive on the Blackbaud Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) settlement.

Glenn A. Brown, Shea Leitch and Ericka A. Johnson discussed significant new amendments to the New York Department of Financial Services' cybersecurity regulations (the Cybersecurity Regulations).

The US Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) announced on January 14, 2020, two North Korea-related designations focusing...