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On June 25, 2026, the United States Supreme Court decided Monsanto Co. v. Durnell, holding states cannot require a company to…
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Our State & Local Tax Group unpacks a New York Tax Appeals Tribunal ruling that continues a recent trend of…
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The Office of Civil Rights (OCR), the federal entity overseeing HIPAA compliance and enforcement, continues to make patient requests to…
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In an earlier article, I posed nine questions to music industry leadership about AI and music. The fifth question was:…
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The nation’s highways and railroads – long reserved for moving people and freight – are drawing fresh attention as potential…
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