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Former Adams Aide Took Bribe of Diamond Earrings, Prosecutors Say
Prosecutors added new details to their case against Ingrid Lewis-Martin, who is accused of using her position in New York’s City Hall to help associates in exchange for bribes.
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How Storytelling Shapes Our Understanding of Humanity Through Literature
When I think about the power of storytelling, I’m often reminded of those nights spent curled up in a chair, lost in a good book. The kind where you occasionally look up from the pages, feeling like you’ve just been transported to another world entirely. This ability to dive into stories and emerge with a…
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The HTI-5 Proposed Rules: ASTP/ONC’s Cleanup and the Hard Work that Lies Ahead
On December 29, 2025, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (“HHS”) Assistant Secretary for Technology Policy/Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (“ASTP/ONC”) published two proposed rules in the Federal Register……By: Epstein Becker & Green
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Hong Kong’s proposed cybercrime reform – What businesses need to know
Cybercrime in Hong Kong is becoming more sophisticated, and the Hong Kong authorities are responding. A new Law Reform Commission report has proposed sweeping changes that could significantly broaden the scope of criminal liability and potentially expose legitimate businesses and individuals to heightened compliance risks. Businesses should be aware and start preparing now by reviewing…
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Orrick State Attorney General Update | January 2026
State Attorneys General (AGs) are expected to remain active in 2026, with an emphasis on emerging issues surrounding artificial intelligence, consumer protection and civil rights….By: Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP
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Indonesia introduces KBLI 2025: Key changes to business classification framework
The Government of Indonesia has recently issued a new regulation under Central Statistic Agency (Badan Pusat Statistik,“BPS”)) Regulation No. 7 of 2025 on the Indonesian Standard Industrial Classification (“BPS Reg. 7/2025”). This regulation replaces the previous BPS Regulation No. 2 of 2020 on the Indonesian Standard Industrial Classification, introducing a refreshed classification system known as…
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Taiwan Prosecutors Announce First Major Semiconductor Indictments under New National Security Framework
On December 2, 2025, the Taiwan’s High Prosecutor’s Office announced criminal indictments against a subsidiary of Japanese company Tokyo Electron (TEL) and several associated individuals for alleged theft of advanced Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) process technology. This case marks the first significant corporate indictment under Taiwan’s updated national-security framework, which is based in part…
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Toxic (Re)Tort | First Edition
Welcome to the inaugural edition of the Toxic (Re)Tort, your go-to resource for staying informed in the toxic tort space. As the regulatory and litigation landscape continues to evolve, staying informed is not just a strategic advantage—it’s a business imperative. Through the Toxic (Re)Tort Tracker and our quarterly publication, Alston & Bird remains committed to…
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Car Accidents in Snowy Conditions: Legal Liability, Negligence, and States of Emergency
Winter weather significantly increases the risk of motor vehicle accidents. Snow, ice, and reduced visibility contribute to thousands of crashes each year, raising complex legal questions about fault, negligence, and insurance coverage. When severe storms lead to a state of emergency declaration, those questions can become even more nuanced….By: Morris James LLP
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Don’t Reduce Jurors to Their Political Identities (But Don’t Ignore It Either)
Whether we are talking about Minnesota or Greenland, or a score of other contested narratives within the field of political conflict, the role of a person’s ideological and partisan leaning has probably never been more salient than it is now. The perception, at least, is that one’s orientation doesn’t just predict policy preferences, but also…
