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Another Top Kennedy Center Official Resigns
Kevin Couch, who was announced as senior vice president of artistic programming less than two weeks ago, is the latest to leave since President Trump took control of the center last year.
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Shooting Aftermath Leaves Homeland Security Department in Turmoil
As officials point fingers in the wake of Alex Pretti’s death at the hands of federal agents, concerns grow about the agency’s future.
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Why Modern Love is Redefining Traditional Relationship Norms
Once upon a time, in a not-so-distant past, relationships followed a pretty predictable script. Boy meets girl. They date, fall in love, get married, buy a house with a white picket fence, and have 2.5 kids. Fast forward to today, and that script has been tossed out the window like last season’s fashion. Modern love…
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2025 Year in Review and Predictions for 2026 in the Cyber, AI, and Privacy Frontier
2025 brought seismic shifts in the cyber, artificial intelligence (“AI”), and privacy landscape, marked by an explosion of AI-powered cybercrime and intensifying regulatory enforcement, targeting compliance with data security, privacy, and consumer protection laws and regulations. A wave of lawsuits took aim at AI systems in novel ways from seeking damages for product liability to…
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Managing cyber risk under escalating threat and enforcement pressure
Cyber law and practice have continued to evolve over the past 12 months. New laws and regulations have been unveiled or come into force, while enforcement authorities have sharpened their focus on issues including board oversight and third party risk….By: A&O Shearman
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Hong Kong authorities escalate coordinated action on market misconduct, cyber risks and virtual asset fraud
Hong Kong’s regulators are active, coordinated, and increasingly expectations‑driven. Businesses should be prepared for assertive use of statutory powers, higher standards on governance and documentation, and closer scrutiny of individual accountability….By: A&O Shearman
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Meeting the growing demand for data-driven proof of compliance effectiveness
Authorities are increasingly requiring companies to demonstrate the effectiveness of compliance programs through data-driven evidence rather than narrative descriptions. Decisions on charging, remediation, and monitorships are increasingly based on whether controls work in practice and can be evidenced with data….By: A&O Shearman
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Federal Circuit Year In Review 2025
Knobbe Martens’ 2025 Federal Circuit Year in Review report, covers over 50 of the most noteworthy patent-related Federal Circuit decisions issued in 2025. The report provides in-depth analysis from Knobbe Martens lawyers on a wide range of impactful rulings, organized by more than a dozen categories including claim construction, infringement, patentable subject matter, and PTAB…
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Filing a Wrongful Death Claim for a Fatal Medical Mistake in Florida
Deaths resulting from medical errors are far more common than they should be. This includes deaths resulting from diagnostic errors, surgical errors, medication errors, and a wide range of preventable mistakes….By: Searcy Denney Scarola Barnhart & Shipley
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Court of Appeals of Kansas Reverses Trial Court’s Decision in FELA Asbestos Exposure Case
Court: Court of Appeals of Kansas – In this action, it was alleged that Plaintiff-Decedent David Kemper had occupational exposure to asbestos due to his employment as a technician with BNSF Railway Company for nearly three decades. Mr. Kemper specifically claimed occupational exposure because of his work around insulation, steam lines, traction motors, brake shoes and…
