Limits of Defective Notice Arguments Under NOPPA
Although many of the procedural rules for auditing partnerships at the federal level have changed under the Bipartisan Budget Act…
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Oregon Extends UI to Striking Workers Amid Federal Pushback
Quick Hits Oregon’s Senate Bill (SB) 916 extends unemployment insurance benefits to both public and private sector workers participating in…
Employment Law Greatest Hits for In House Counsel
During Ward and Smith’s annual In-House Counsel Seminar, four attorneys from the firm placed a spotlight on recent topics that…
Three Takeaways from the Fourth Circuit’s ERISA Retirement Decisi
While the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit’s recent class action decision in Trauernicht v. Genworth Financial Inc.,…
Private Capital’s Opening in U.S. Legal Servic
Love it or loathe it, we must admit it: private equity (PE) funding has become a driving force and lifeblood…
JP Duffy, Michael Hartmere Discuss Claimant’s Approach to Arbitra
Mass arbitration is reshaping how large-scale disputes are brought and resolved, particularly as class action waivers push claims into individual…
Expel Publishes Threat Report Analyzing 2025 Security Alerts
Cybersecurity firm Expel recently published its 2026 Threat Report, which analyzed over 1,000,000 alerts in its Security Operations Center throughout…
Thirteen AGs File Complaint in NY Against Non-Bank Lender Allegin
A bipartisan coalition of thirteen state AGs filed a complaint in the Southern District of New York against one of…
New York Complaint Highlights Issue in AI Product Design
A recent class action complaint filed in the Southern District of New York, Angwin v. Superhuman Platform, Inc., No. 26…
Connecticut AG Reminds Companies that Existing Laws Apply to AI
Connecticut’s attorney general issued an advisory reminding companies that existing state laws already apply to use of artificial intelligence. This…
Mass Governer Issues Order Protecting Access to Essential Service
On January 29, 2026, Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey issued Executive Order No. 650, “Protecting Access to Essential Services and Keeping…
Wyoming Governer Establishes Regulation for Virtual Currency Kios
On March 6, Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon signed HB 0075 into law, establishing a regulatory framework for virtual currency kiosks…