In the Army, you are taught that uncertainty is best confronted with discipline, purpose, and established processes. Reconnaissance is traditionally…
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The D.C. Court of Appeals recently granted rehearing en banc in this case, which vacated the March 5, 2026 panel…
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An Ontario court has held that Ontario’s more restrictive certification regime may require narrowing class members’ damages claims. Ontario’s class…
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Artificial intelligence tools are now part of everyday business operations—drafting emails, analyzing data, preparing reports, and accelerating decision‑making. But as…
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On April 21, 2026, Republican lawmakers on the House Energy & Commerce Committee, including Congressman Brett Guthrie and Congressman John…
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Not long ago, “big data” was primarily the concern of large technology companies, data brokers, and highly regulated industries. That…
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On March 16, 2026, the Delaware Court of Chancery issued an opinion finding that the CEO of a major gaming…
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Professional competence is not proven by what we remember to do in calm conditions, but by what well-designed systems help…
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Wiggins v. Cedar Christina Crossing, LLC, No. 313, 2025, Griffiths, J. (March 23, 2026). The Delaware Supreme Court affirmed summary…
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Amagasu v. Fred Beans Family of Dealerships, et al., 2025 WL 3708201 (Pa. Super. Unpub. Dec. 22, 2025). In the…
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