Government & Policy
DOJ leadership, attorney general actions, executive orders, legislation, and public policy directly affecting the legal system
EU Resists US on Digital Regulations for Sovereignty
The EU stands firm on digital regulations, impacting global compliance strategies amid US pressure.
Texas PUC's New Proposed Regulatory Changes for Large Load Interconnections
Texas PUC introduces new rules for large load interconnections, impacting developer incentives and law firms' legal strategies.
Remote Worker Challenges Illinois Over Taxing Rights
A California remote worker, Jeffrey Somers, challenges Illinois over its taxing authority, which could influence multistate tax compliance and policies.
New Order Enforces DEI Compliance for Federal Contractors
Federal contractors face new DEI compliance mandates, potentially impacting legal and operational practices.
EU Plans 'EU Inc.' to Ease Cross-Border Company Formation
EU's 'EU Inc.' aims to streamline company formation across its 27 member states, impacting legal compliance and efficiency for General Counsels.
Family Sues San Diego County Over Inmate Death
The family of Dominique McCoy sues San Diego County for wrongful death, potentially impacting jail management policies.
Judges Debate Faith's Influence on Legal Interpretation
Judges Kacsmaryk and Ho discuss the impact of personal faith on judicial reasoning, emphasizing implications for religious liberties and legal practice.
Iran's Cluster Munition Use in Israel: Legal Ramifications
HRW reports Iran's cluster munitions attacks in Israel, raising issues under international law.
EU Can Exclude Chinese Tech Without Payout, Says Advocate-General
CJEU Advocate-General rules EU can exclude Huawei without compensation. Impacts telecom investments.
Fifth Circuit Probes FDA Delisting of GLP-1 Drugs, Impacting Access
Fifth Circuit scrutinizes FDA's removal of GLP-1 drugs from shortage list, with potential impact on drug access and legal frameworks.
Texas and Illinois Lawsuits Challenge Abortion and Gambling Regulations
Legal actions in Texas and Illinois test traditional legal practices in abortion and gambling laws, potentially reshaping enforcement by involving private citizens.
Private Credit AUM Hits $1.7T, Tripling by 2028
Private credit assets under management hit $1.7 trillion in 2025 and are projected to triple by 2028, posing new compliance challenges for legal professionals.
Cambodia's Anti-Scam Law Imposes Severe Penalties
Cambodia enacts stringent anti-scam law with tough penalties, affecting legal compliance in business operations.
Washington State Immediately Bans Non-Competes
Washington bans non-compete agreements, voiding them for all workers and impacting employment contract management.
White House App Faces Privacy Scrutiny Over User Tracking
The White House app's frequent location tracking raises serious privacy and compliance concerns.
DOJ Restructures Corporate Enforcement Policy for 2026
The DOJ's new policy restructures enforcement in criminal cases, affecting corporate compliance and cooperation strategies.
McKinney Challenges $60K SWAT Raid Compensation on Jurisdiction Grounds
McKinney, Texas, appeals a $60K judgment for SWAT raid damages, questioning jurisdiction and impact on municipal liabilities.
Calls Grow for Reforms to No Surprises Act Dispute System
Legal experts push for reforms to the No Surprises Act's dispute system due to misuse, impacting insurers and legal advisors in healthcare negotiations.
CFTC and MLB Forge New Sports Market Regulation MOU
CFTC and MLB sign an MOU to regulate sports prediction markets, affecting compliance for legal advisors.
DOJ Intensifies Tech Merger Scrutiny with New Guidelines
The DOJ's stricter tech merger reviews impact legal strategies, focusing on digital competition and platform acquisitions.