In a blow to tech industry efforts to challenge state social media regulations, X Corp. (formerly Twitter) lost its challenge to a New York state law requiring social media platforms to disclose content moderation policies. On August 26, 2026, Judge
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Stacey Halliday Weighs In on Oregon EPR Ruling for Corporate Counsel
Stacey Halliday, a partner in Arnold & Porter’s Environmental practice, was quoted in the recent Corporate Counsel article, “Oregon Ruling Gives a Boost to State Recycling Laws,” which examined a federal court ruling upholding Oregon’s extended producer responsibility law against…
Root Causes: Updates and Insights on Quality and Inspections
We are happy to launch a new newsletter, Root Causes: Updates and Insights on Quality and Inspections. The newsletter, which will come out roughly monthly, will discuss new developments in FDA inspections and enforcement, and its regulation of manufacturing and…
Data Protection Update: What In-House Counsel, HR, and Compliance Professionals Need to Know When Dealing With Employees in the UK
We are pleased to invite you to an update webinar on data protection when dealing with employees, covering a raft of recent changes, including The Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 – the most significant reform to UK data protection…
Sterling v. City of Jackson and the Limits of Substantive Due Process in Environmental Harm Cases
The Fifth Circuit, sitting en banc, issued its long-awaited decision in Sterling v. City of Jackson, No. 24-60370 (5th Cir. Sept. 4, 2026) — a case that tested whether residents exposed to lead-contaminated municipal drinking water and lied to about…
Part II: Biotech Deals — Handling of Complex Licensing Disputes
Please join Arnold & Porter for Part II of our in-person series for legal and business leaders at biotechnology companies seeking to optimize their licensing and partnering strategies.
In this CLE program, our boardroom discussion shifts from “Should you…
Keeping Pace With Modern Marketing: Practical Legal Risk Mitigation in the Age of AI and Influencers
Join Arnold & Porter’s Consumer Products & Retail Industry Group for the next program in our Consumer Products & Retail Navigator webinar series, focused on how companies can practically mitigate litigation and regulatory risk in an environment shaped by AI-driven…
Should I Stay or Should I Go? M&A in Practice: When to Exit and How to Prepare
Thinking about a sale down the road — or wondering if now’s the time? Join Arnold & Porter and Industria Partners at Colorado Startup Week for a candid conversation with founders who’ve been through it. Hear directly from entrepreneurs who…
Brandon Neuschafer Speaks to Corporate Counsel on California's New Non-Ultraprocessed Food Seal
Arnold & Porter Consumer Products partner Brandon Neuschafer was quoted in the recent Corporate Counsel article, “California’s Proposed Non-Ultraprocessed Food Seal Adds to Complex Patchwork,” discussing AB 2244, California’s newly passed bill that would let the state accredit agents to…
You Can’t Un-Ring the Bell (or the Assignment): Bankruptcy Court Dismisses Chapter 11 Cases in Favor of a Pending ABC Proceeding
In In re Nussbaum Lowinger LLP,[[N: Case No. 26-22383 (SHL), 2026 WL 2364645, at *1 (Bankr. S.D.N.Y. Aug. 14, 2026) (Nussbaum Lowinger).]] the Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York (the Court) dismissed Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases commenced…