News & Perspectives
From the EHR to the Algorithm: AI and Data Licensing, Governance, and Risk for Health Systems
AI is transforming patient data into one of health care’s most valuable assets, and hospital and health system counsel are being asked to manage transactions they were never trained for. This session gives in-house counsel a practical roadmap for navigating this evolving area.
A New Era in CPSC Enforcement: CPSC Invokes Section 12 for the First Time Since 1987
On July 22, 2026, the U.S. Department of Justice and the Consumer Product Safety Commission filed an imminent hazard lawsuit under Section 12 of the Consumer Product Safety Act. Our Blog breaks down the specifics.
Global Anti-Corruption Insights: Summer 2026
In this Newsletter, we highlight significant policy and case developments concerning the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and other federal laws used in bribery cases, along with a few anti-corruption updates from around the world.
Colorado Narrows Its AI Law, but the FTC Says That’s Not Enough: What Should Companies Make of These Changes?
In recent years, several states, including Utah, Texas, Virginia, and Connecticut, have passed first-of-their-kind AI laws. Some have since narrowed those original laws, while others have blocked or expanded them. Our Advisory breaks down the details.