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Episode five of McGuireWoods' video series "Healthcare Headlines" is now available.

McGuireWoods partner Kevin Madagan offers private equity investors a window into the future of the life sciences industry in this wide-ranging conversation...

Labor partners Richard Hankins and Brennan Bolt in Atlanta and Seth Borden in New York teamed up to author a 10-point look-ahead on labor law trends to watch the latter half of 2015...

The Securities and Exchange Commission has announced that at its open meeting scheduled for January 27, 2010, it will consider a recommendation to publish an interpretive release to provide guidance to public companies regarding the Commission's current disclosure requirements concerning matters relating to climate change.

Reimbursement model changes and cost-cutting pressures imposed by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, a lukewarm economy, and new regulatory challenges within healthcare continue to cause changes in private equity investment.

The DOJ and the Federal Trade Commission issued a joint policy statement to give companies guidance regarding the sharing of cybersecurity information.

A group of tech companies – including Google Inc., Intel Corp. and Adobe Systems, Inc. – have settled antitrust claims by a class of software engineers.

The deadline for amending compensation committee charters to comply with the recent independence rules is the date of a company’s 2014 annual meeting.

A health insurance company announced today that it has been the victim of a sophisticated cyber-attack and data breach of information of current and former covered persons.

Abengoa, a cleantech engineering firm based out of Seville, Spain, has asked permission to spin-off some of its assets into a US-listed "yieldco".

The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality recently announced that it has adopted new enforcement guidelines designed to address three issues.

Chicago partners Geoffrey Cockrell and Amber McGraw Walsh co-authored a Law360 article titled "Investor Interest In Health IT Firms Continues."

The 2011 Budget has announced that non-domiciled individuals who want to use the remittance basis of taxation will face a flat rate charge of £50,000 when they have been UK resident for 12 or more tax years.

With the New Year less than three weeks away, businesses in California should prepare to comply with a new law regarding worker classification that, as previously reported, is effective Jan. 1, 2012.

The article was based on a July 21 Subject to Inquiry blog post by Alex and Ryan that was published under the same title at www.subjecttoinquiry.com.

Many family offices have been asking when, how, and if they need to register as an investment adviser under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 (Act).

The pace over the past year of legislation and administrative and executive activity designed to reform the corporate governance landscape has been dizzying.

In the newest episode of the Edible Bites video webinar series, we ask: Are you experienced in the emerging area of medical-use psychedelics?