The Department of War’s decision to suspend Phase II of the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) program created understandable questions…
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First, a crucial clarification. While The Princess Bride (the wonderful movie) has the frame narrative of a grandfather who reads…
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Proximate cause is a cornerstone concept in the legal realm, challenging attorneys due to its intricate nature and the critical…
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Earlier this summer, we shared a first look at the agenda for ACI’s 31st Annual Conference on Drug & Medical…
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Last month, one of the key legal developments involving independent contractors (ICs) was a decision by the highest court in…
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With reform proposals advancing in the UK and a shifting patchwork of state laws in the US, restrictive covenants are…
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With reform proposals advancing in the UK and a shifting patchwork of state laws in the US, restrictive covenants are…
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In another demonstration of U.S. digital policy taking a page out of European legal trends, California’s proposed bill Protect Our…
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In another demonstration of U.S. digital policy taking a page out of European legal trends, California’s proposed bill Protect Our…
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On 9 September 2026, the General Court dismissed in its entirety Booking Holdings Inc.’s challenge to the European Commission’s prohibition…
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