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The California Legislature passed Senate Bill 574, which, if signed into law, will establish new statutory requirements for attorneys and arbitrators who use generative artificial intelligence. Introduced by Sen. Tom Umberg, the bill adds section 6068.1 to the Business and Professions Code and amends Code of Civil Procedure Section 128.7, among other changes….By: Lewitt Hackman

Quantum computing is often discussed as a technology of the future, but the federal government is already treating its cybersecurity implications as a present-day concern….By: Ice Miller

U.S. employers can no longer take a U.S.-centric view of artificial intelligence (AI) and data compliance. In a previous insight, we examined the EU AI Act’s extraterritorial reach for U.S. employers and the steps they would need to consider taking to build AI governance….By: Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart,

Cybersecurity Awareness Month is here! It’s a great opportunity to strengthen your organization’s cybersecurity culture, let’s not forget that the same people we are trying to protect at work have families, bank accounts, retirement savings, personal information, and increasingly connected homes to protect, too….By: Ice Miller

On September 17, 2026, the SEC approved a 5-year trial of tokenized trading of NMS stocks, including stock exchange listed shares….By: BCLP

The Second Department in Alvarez v. 100-10 67th Road Condominium (2026) determined that sanctions were warranted for defendants for not preserving surveillance footage of the plaintiff’s accident, but that the total preclusion on liability was too severe under the circumstances….By: Ropers Majeski

When you undergo a surgical procedure to receive a medical implant, the last thing you expect is for your medical implant to do more harm than good. Unfortunately, this is a very real concern….By: Searcy Denney Scarola Barnhart & Shipley

Every spinal cord stimulator case now has a threshold preemption fight, and as of October 2 the answer to that fight depends on which company made the device — not on where the patient lives, was implanted, or filed….By: Marin & Murphy Law Firm

In Progressive American Insurance Co. v. Heimler, Florida’s Fourth District Court of Appeal affirmed a partial final judgment denying Progressive’s request to rescind an underinsured motorist policy after the insured settled with the tortfeasor without Progressive’s consent….By: Carlton Fields