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The FCC anticipates the process will probably take between four to six months from the Commission's September meeting.

A discussion on the possibility of a promotion being held discriminatory under the Unruh Civil Rights Act, which protects against intentional discrimination that is unreasonable or arbitrary, such as discrimination that perpetuates any irrational stereotypes or emphasizes irrelevant differences between groups of people.

I will be in Boston next week for the IAPP's inaugural conference on AI Governance. AI raises legal issues in many areas, and privacy is among the leading areas of concern.

Owners of construction projects, and their lenders, are frequently anxious about the prospect of mechanics' liens being filed against their property.

Deal people and their lawyers often give remedy provisions of real estate agreements the designation of "boilerplate," thinking that cutting and pasting is all that is needed.

Very interesting update on the status of the proposed Chicago transfer tax increase and a reminder that the Mayor and City Council alone cannot modify the current system.

Due to the delay in issuing the 2024 2nd installments of real estate tax bills, the Cook County Board of Review has made an unprecedented announcement that it will reopen the 2025 real estate tax appeal window.

The Federal Trade Commission on Feb. 1 entered a consent order to resolve a complaint alleging unfair and deceptive practices by Blackbaud, Inc. relating to a well-publicized data breach at the company.

Doctors' Management Services, a business associate, will pay OCR $100,000 to resolve a breach stemming from a 2018 ransomware attack that impacted 206,695 individuals.

The controversy over lawyers' apparent use of AI to draft court filings continues. In the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, the current lawyer for Michael Cohen...

The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) released proposed revisions to its State Safety Oversight regulation on Nov. 15. The proposed revisions address new requirements established by Congress...

There are numerous reasons why an initial public offering succeeds or fails.

Thompson Coburn partner Sonette Magnus was featured in an article, "St. Louis Character: Meet the lawyer who serves as Canada's 'eyes and ears on the ground' in St. Louis," which was published by the

When was the last time your entity performed a risk assessment under HIPAA?

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services ("USCIS") this year introduced a new version of Form I-9. Since then, employers have been permitted to continue to use the October 21, 2019...

Thompson Coburn partner David Kaufman authored an op-ed in Crain's Chicago Business on how the traditional model for amateur college athletes...

Over the past two months, Thompson Coburn's Higher Education Practice presented a four-part webinar series examining the U.S. Department of Education's proposed borrow defense rule.