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Senate Republicans Reprise Push to Pay for Tax Cuts by Slashing Food Stamps
Party lawmakers have devised a way around an earlier procedural roadblock to their safety-net cuts.
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House Panel Subpoenas Harvard in Tuition-Pricing Inquiry
The subpoena letter adds yet another front to the battle between the university and Republicans in Washington.
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Adtech Privacy Pain Points: Top 7 List for Effective Opt-Out Compliance
As privacy enforcement ramps up, effectively managing opt-out requirements under state privacy laws is a top risk mitigation measure. But complying with opt-outs is not just a matter of providing a consumer-facing opt-out mechanism. It is equally as important for businesses to implement a comprehensive behind-the-scenes framework to ensure consumer choice is consistently registered on…
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AI, Deepfakes, and the Rise of the Fake Applicant – What Employers Need to Know
In an age of artificial intelligence and technological advances that improve the quality of deep fake programming, companies must remain vigilant to protect their brand and assets. They also have to be wary of who is applying for open positions. The person applying and going through the interview and selection process may not be the…
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The European Health Data Space – What EU Health Care Providers and Data Holders Need To Know
– On 26 March 2025, the European Health Data Space (EHDS) Regulation entered into force. The regulation establishes a comprehensive framework for health-data sharing and access in the EU, with the dual aim of supporting the use and exchange of electronic health data across the EU and facilitating secondary use of this data for research…
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CNIL Clarifies GDPR Basis for AI Training – But It’s Just One Part of the Compliance Picture
Key Points – – The French CNIL’s recent guidance regarding the application of legitimate interest as a legal basis in AI training is welcome, but several other AI regulatory issues remain unresolved. – Issues such as copyright, database rights, post-training litigation risk and downstream deployment obligations remain governed by other frameworks, including the EU Copyright…
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Partnering with Legal at the Critical AI/Healthcare Crossroads
The intersection of AI and healthcare is outpacing the development of laws and regulations governing the technology. Even in the early days of AI transformation, this is creating uncertainty for healthcare organizations. Leveraging existing frameworks and creating a culture of collaborative compliance can help organizations navigate these challenges without stifling innovation….By: McDermott Will & Emery
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$3M Plaintiff Verdict in Louisiana Talc Trial Under Review
Court: Civil District Court for the Parish of Orleans, State of Louisiana – As previously reported HERE in the Asbestos Case Tracker, a Louisiana jury on May 7 returned a plaintiff’s verdict against talc manufacturer Johnson & Johnson and talc supplier Pecos River Talc LLC….By: Goldberg Segalla
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There’s Coverage for That? The ‘Ins & Outs’ of Personal & Advertising Injury Coverage
Michael Cannata and Frank Misiti wrote, “There’s Coverage for That? The ‘Ins and Outs’ of Personal and Advertising Injury Coverage” for the Summer 2025 issue of USLAW Magazine. The story explains “personal and advertising” injury coverage that is provided by the Coverage B part of a general liability insurance policy. It also discusses the nuances…
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Class Action & MDL Roundup | 2025 Q1 – Our Terms Define Class
Welcome back to the Class Action & MDL Roundup! This edition covers notable class actions from the first quarter of 2025. In this edition, two UK actions fail to clear a low bar, a movie isn’t a video, and spam isn’t free. Plus, we have our usual coverage of lawsuits over drugs and pharmaceuticals, wage-and-hour…