Julia Solomon Ensor is counsel in the entertainment & media industry group at Reed Smith in its Washington, D.C. office, ...
The FTC is cracking down on “Made in USA” claims, but risk is not equal across all claims and all products. A series of July letters may reveal a hidden triage framework for who gets a warning and who ...
Charles Clevenger of UHY explains why country-level summaries no longer capture a company's true tariff exposure — multiple ...
A compliance leader’s advantage is rarely access to more words when investigating possible wrongdoing; it is the ability to ...
Enterprise risk oversight anchored primarily in audit was once sufficient, but today, it is a blind spot, writes Adley John ...
Healthcare providers, administrators and investors must scrutinize their financial arrangements to understand if their ...
A compliance leader’s advantage is rarely access to more words when investigating possible wrongdoing; it is the ability to ...
There is no single compliance model for handling minors’ data, but companies can take several steps now to mitigate the ...
When a customer service chatbot gives a user the wrong phone number, not much bad can happen. But when AI is used for things ...
With few banks in a position to answer the question of who is authorized to stop a faulty AI system, even a kill switch may ...
The conventional play for enterprise AI strategies is IT leads, committees advise, everyone weighs in. That produces ...
The next generation of enterprise AI contracts must answer a more demanding question than who pays when something goes wrong, ...
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