ArticleWhat They Do Not Teach You About Professional ServicesFinding a trusted advisor is a scary endeavor and often filled with a lot of uncertainty.United StatesStrategyTaylor English Duma
ArticleCalifornia AI Bill VetoedCalifornia's governor has vetoed an AI bill that passed with flying colors in both houses of the state legislature, saying it took the wrong approach to regulating AI.United StatesTechnologyTaylor English Duma
ArticleCalifornia AI Bill Would Make Companies Liable For "Critical Harms" To HumanityCalifornia's legislature has passed AI-regulating legislation that, if signed, would directly take on developers of large AIs. The bill awaits signature by the governor; it is not clear whether heUnited StatesTechnologyTaylor English Duma
ArticleDAOs: A Future-Forward Approach For Healthcare?Unlike traditional hierarchical corporations, Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) operate on a consensus-driven model, leveraging blockchain technology to automate decision-making processes and eliminate centralized authority.United StatesTechnologyTaylor English Duma
ArticleThe Goliath Dilemma: Are Dominant Companies Too Big To Fail?In recent years, a growing concern has emerged about the size and influence of certain large corporations across various industries.United StatesAntitrust/Competition LawTaylor English Duma
ArticleExperts Question FinCEN DelaysExperts are questioning FinCEN's delay in implementing the Corporate Transparency Act, according to reporting by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists ("ICIJ"). United StatesCorporate/Commercial LawTaylor English Duma
ArticleNavigating The FCPA: "Anything Of Value" As Examples Of Bribes Under The FCPAThere are numerous examples of what constitutes "anything of value" in the context of bribing foreign officials under the FCPA...United StatesCorporate/Commercial LawTaylor English Duma
ArticleAnother Abuse Claim Shows Familiar Pattern Of Predatory GroomingA claim of sexual abuse against a Minnesota teacher details a common pattern of predatory grooming.United StatesCriminal LawTaylor English Duma
ArticleLawyers May Be Eliciting Inaccurate Testimony From ChildrenA recent research article looked at how lawyers in court questioned children about timing issues. Prior research has shown that children, particularly young children...United StatesCriminal LawTaylor English Duma
ArticleScam/Fraud Warning Follows Hurricanes; Reminder Of How Most Cyber Events StartAs if the toll of natural disasters were not bad enough, the reality today is that criminals use them as a way to perpetrate frauds on well-meaning consumers.United StatesCriminal LawTaylor English Duma
ArticleWhat I Learned About Death From Jesse ItzlerI never would have thought that sitting and listening to Jesse Itzler talk would have got me thinking about estate planning.United StatesFamily and MatrimonialTaylor English Duma
ArticleBipartisan Bills Would Promote Cyber Security Efforts In HealthcareThe Senate has passed, and in late summer the House introduced, legislation aimed at improving cyber security in healthcare. Congress' efforts in this regard would put the efforts of two agencies together...United StatesFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life SciencesTaylor English Duma
ArticleData Privacy And Security: Safeguarding Patient InformationHealthcare organizations handle sensitive patient data, making data privacy and security paramount.United StatesIntellectual PropertyTaylor English Duma
ArticleSC High Court Invalidates School Voucher ProgramThe South Carolina Supreme Court has decided in a 3-2 opinion that a program allowing parents to use public funds to pay for private education violates the state constitution. United StatesLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationTaylor English Duma
ArticleCalifornia Privacy Class Actions Target Website Analytics ToolsThere has been a spate of claims against small website operators in recent years, claiming that the pixels, cookies, and other trackers implemented on their sites violate...United StatesPrivacyTaylor English Duma
ArticleCourt Tosses HHS Rule About Online Tracker PrivacyIn recent years, lots of litigation has claimed the online trackers such as the Meta pixel violate HIPAA (and other federal and state laws) by disclosing protected health information.United StatesPrivacyTaylor English Duma
ArticleKids' Privacy Bills On The Block In The HouseAfter passing the Senate with much fanfare, a pair of federal privacy bills intended to protect children online has ground to a halt in the House.United StatesPrivacyTaylor English Duma
ArticleSenate Passes Kids' Privacy BillsAlthough Congress has been hard pressed to do anything in the privacy arena – for years – it has managed to get significant traction this year regarding children's privacy.United StatesPrivacyTaylor English Duma
ArticleTrade In Medical Location Data May Be "Unfair Practice"The fall-out from the US Supreme Court's Dobbs decision in June has only just started, but it promises to bring changes to the private sector as well as the expected changes for law enforcement.United StatesPrivacyTaylor English Duma
ArticleThe AI Revolution: Implications For AntitrustThe rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) has transformed industries but also raises concerns about its impact on competition and consumer welfare.United StatesAntitrust/Competition LawTaylor English Duma