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DOJ Launches Fraud Division: What It Means for Government Contractors
The DOJ's new National Fraud Enforcement Division centralizes fraud cases, raising compliance and litigation stakes for government contractors.
DOJ Launches National Fraud Enforcement Division to Strengthen Fraud Prosecutions
The DOJ created a centralized National Fraud Enforcement Division in April 2026 to enhance coordination in prosecuting complex fraud cases nationwide.
Third Circuit Narrows Anti-Retaliation Protections for FCA Whistleblowers
The Third Circuit clarifies whistleblower protections under the False Claims Act, requiring an objectively reasonable belief of false claims for anti-retaliation coverage.
FTC Secures $16.5M Settlements from Celsius Network Co-Founders
The FTC reached $16.5M settlements with Celsius Network co-founders over deceptive crypto platform promises, signaling stronger regulatory action.
California Sets Nation’s First Efficiency Standards for Replacement Tires
California's new Replacement Tire Efficiency Program mandates standards to cut emissions and save fuel costs starting in 2029.
OFCCP Ends Disability Self-ID and 7% Utilization Goal for Federal Contractors
The DOL finalizes rules ending OFCCP's disability self-identification mandate and 7% utilization goal for federal contractors, reshaping affirmative action requirements.
SEC Proposes Tailored Crypto Rules with New Exemptions and Safe Harbor
The SEC proposes Regulation Crypto Assets with exemptions and a safe harbor for crypto investment contracts, clarifying frameworks for token offerings.
New York Halts Medicaid Enrollment for Pharmacies, Labs for 6 Months
New York enforces a six-month Medicaid enrollment freeze on pharmacies, labs, and other providers starting July 30, 2026, impacting compliance and operations.
Texas Court Bars Foreign Attorneys from Key Confidential Documents
Texas Business Court's August 2026 ruling restricts foreign attorneys' access to certain confidential legal documents in cross-border business litigation, raising compliance challenges for in-house...
FTC Proposes Transparent Rules on Personalized Pricing in Retail
The FTC's August 2026 proposal demands retailers disclose personalized pricing and data use, impacting pricing strategies and compliance risks.
NY Federal Court Upholds Non-Compete for Employee Fired for Cause
A New York federal court ruled that a non-compete agreement is enforceable against an employee terminated for cause, reaffirming legal standards.
AI Transforms M&A Legal Workflows but Human Judgment Guides Deals
AI reshapes mergers and acquisitions legal practices by boosting efficiency across deal stages while human oversight remains essential.
EU issues detailed guidance for Cyber Resilience Act notifications
The EU published practical guidance to help companies comply with Cyber Resilience Act reporting and risk assessment deadlines.
AMA’s New AI Billing Codes Draw Criticism from Nursing Groups
AMA’s new AI billing codes for autonomous services spark nursing group concerns over billing fairness and liability amid AI healthcare expansion.
USCIS to Mandate Electronic Filing for Immigration Applications in 2026
Starting in 2026, USCIS will require mandatory electronic filing for immigration and work-related applications, changing legal workflows in immigration law.
D.C. Circuit Upholds EPA's PFAS Hazardous Substance Listing
The D.C. Circuit court affirms EPA's authority to regulate PFAS as hazardous, solidifying environmental compliance frameworks amid major settlements.
New Video Series Guides Healthcare AI Governance and Compliance
National Law Review’s video series offers legal and legal ops teams practical insights on AI governance, compliance, and vendor risks in healthcare.
California’s Privacy Agency Fines Data Broker $150K for Opt-Out Failures
The California Privacy Protection Agency fined a data broker $150,000 for failing to meet consumer opt-out requirements under new privacy laws.
NFHA Expands Legal Challenge Against CFPB’s Regulation B Rule
The National Fair Housing Alliance deepens its legal challenge to CFPB's amended Regulation B, criticizing the agency's rulemaking process amid fair lending debate.
Federal Circuit Tightens Rules on Patent Injunctions Before Trial
The Federal Circuit vacated a preliminary patent injunction in the Socket Solutions case, signaling stricter standards for granting pre-trial relief in patent disputes.