Regulatory & Compliance
Financial regulation, SEC/CFTC enforcement, industry-specific compliance, and corporate regulatory obligations
Supreme Court to Clarify Title IX Protections for University Employees
The U.S. Supreme Court will decide if university employees can bring sex discrimination claims under Title IX, clarifying protections for staff nationwide.
OpenAI Cleared of Liability in Musk-Altman Trust Dispute
A federal jury found OpenAI not liable in Elon Musk's $134B lawsuit, clarifying fiduciary boundaries for AI organizations amid high-profile leadership disputes.
New Analysis Unpacks Legal and Ethical Maze of Disinheritance Counseling
A new article highlights the legal, ethical, and psychological challenges facing lawyers advising clients on disinheritance decisions. Key considerations for estate planners.
OMB Issues Guidance on PFAS Regulatory Rollbacks for Businesses
The OMB has published new guidance rolling back some PFAS regulations, extending compliance deadlines, and adjusting reporting rules—impacting corporate environmental compliance.
Colorado Repeals AI Act as Georgia, California, and New York Advance New Bills
Colorado repealed its AI Act, Georgia enacted chatbot ID rules, and California and New York advanced AI privacy bills—putting state legal compliance in the spotlight.
Richard Glossip released on bond after nearly 30 years on Oklahoma death row
Richard Glossip released on $500K bond after 29 years in prison, highlighting legal concerns over wrongful convictions, death penalty appeals, and justice system delays.
EEOC Moves to Rescind EEO Reporting Rules in Major Compliance Shakeup
The EEOC proposed on May 14, 2026, to rescind longstanding federal EEO reporting rules, signaling major compliance changes for employers nationwide.
Supreme Court Blocks Virginia Democrats’ Map Before Midterms
The Supreme Court denied Virginia Democrats' emergency bid to reinstate a new congressional map, ensuring the current district lines remain for the 2026 midterms.
Husch Blackwell Webinar Highlights AI Gaps in Enterprise Contracts
Husch Blackwell to host a May 19 webinar on AI-related contract risks as most legal teams lack updated provisions and robust governance—posing compliance and liability concerns.
San Diego Pays $450K to Settle Street Performer “Bubble” Lawsuit
San Diego settles lawsuit with street performer Sandy Snakenberg for $450,000 after a citation for liquid littering during a bubble show, raising questions on public space enforcement.
CMS Freezes New Medicare Enrollments for Hospices, Home Health Nationwide
CMS has imposed a nationwide six-month moratorium on new Medicare enrollments for hospices and home health agencies, aiming to counter systemic fraud risks for legal advisors and providers.
Arizona Judge Lets Groundwater Lawsuit Against Fondomonte Move Forward
An Arizona judge ruled a lawsuit over Fondomonte's groundwater usage can proceed, setting precedent for water rights enforcement and environmental compliance in arid U.S. states.
EPA Moves to Redefine 'Begin Actual Construction' in NSR Permitting Rules
EPA proposes revised 'begin actual construction' definition for NSR permits, potentially easing compliance for infrastructure projects. Public comment period to follow.
Colorado Governor Commutes Tina Peters’ Sentence in Voting Machine Case
Governor Jared Polis has commuted Tina Peters' sentence for a Colorado voting machine breach, reducing her prison term and reigniting debate on election security and sentencing.
NYU Langone Faces Federal Criminal Subpoena Over Transgender Youth Healthcare
NYU Langone Health is the first known hospital to receive a federal grand jury subpoena on gender-affirming care for minors, raising complex legal and compliance concerns for healthcare legal teams.
FTC Bars Kochava from Selling Precise Location Data Without Consent
The FTC has prohibited Kochava from selling sensitive location data without user consent, setting new compliance expectations for data privacy in legal tech and privacy sectors.
Supreme Court: Freight Brokers Can Face State Negligent Hiring Lawsuits
The Supreme Court ruled freight brokers can now be sued under state negligent hiring laws, reshaping liability and compliance risk for shippers and brokers nationwide.
Class Action Targets 'Sterile' Labeling on Eye Drops Amid Safety Concerns
A new class action alleges major eye drop makers misled consumers by labeling products as 'sterile' despite contamination risks, raising legal and regulatory questions for pharma companies.
New Global Data Shows Rivers Losing Oxygen—Regulatory Gaps Exposed
A landmark global study finds rivers losing critical oxygen due to climate change, challenging water law and environmental regulations as aquatic ecosystems face mounting risks.
Judge Blocks US Travel and Banking Sanctions on UN Palestine Expert
A federal judge has halted US travel and banking sanctions imposed on UN Palestine Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese, citing First Amendment concerns and legal protections.