Most organizations recognize their executives’ lives are under a level of public scrutiny and exposure that is ever ...

Last week, there were a few per curiam affirmances in Florida that reinforce important principles for those litigating in the ...

New tariffs and trade measures were announced in the Federal Register and went through a rulemaking process before ...

In the part one of this two-part series, we discussed the imminent arrival of Google’s AI Mode in Chrome and the implications ...

In King Crude Carriers SA v Ridgebury November LLC, the Supreme Court has handed down an important decision relating to ...

When parents live in different states, questions often arise about which state’s court can enforce or modify a child support ...

As we move into 2026, California continues its trend of enacting expansive and complex new employment laws. The legislative ...

On a quiet weekend morning in San Francisco’s Mission District, a man dressed as a delivery driver rang the doorbell of a ...

Courts continue to shape the evolving balance between emerging technologies and long-standing practices in eDiscovery. Recent ...

Minnesota’s paid leave program goes into effect January 1, 2026, which will be here sooner than you think and there are ...

If you’re reading this post, you survived the Thanksgiving holiday – hopefully, without much family drama. Then again, there may have been ...

Bill has completed its third reading in the House of Commons with further amendments and now awaits royal assent before becoming law. The Bill gives effect to recommendations of the Law Commission ...