A federal court issued a preliminary injunction that bars New Mexico from requiring businesses to label products containing PFAS with a disclosure. The ruling provides consumer product companies with a reprieve from enforcement of the most expansive PFAS labeling law
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UK government confirms approach to trade union information rights
The Employment Rights Act 2025 requires employers to notify workers of their right to join a trade union. The precise steps employers must take to comply with the duty will be included in regulations.After a consultation last year, the government…
FDIC board proposes two new rules and rescinds a 2016 supervisory statement at busy board meeting
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (“FDIC”) Board’s September 17 meeting produced two proposed rules and rescinded a 2016 Supervisory Statement on the Development and Communication of Supervisory Recommendations. The bank merger review notice of proposed rulemaking (the “Merger Proposal”) would…
Old debates die hard: FTC Commissioner Meador argues for reviving Section 5’s standalone authority
The debate over the scope of the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC’s) enforcement authority under Section 5 of the FTC Act shows no signs of abating. The core of the debate focuses on to what extent the FTC has “standalone” Section…
The Death of CLARITY Gives Rise to Some SEC Certainty
Last week, the Senate put the nail in the coffin of the CLARITY Act because a test vote (called a “cloture vote”) failed to garner enough support for the Senate to devote more time to moving forward with the bill. …
The provision of banking services by third-country banks in Italy
Clients move, and a bank that keeps serving them from abroad may find itself within the reach of another country’s rules: Italy, where Directive (EU) 2024/1619 (“CRD VI”) has just rewritten the terms on which non-EU banks may deal with…
HLC UK Pensions Law Digest 21 September 2026
HLC UK Pensions NewsBeat Episode 69
In this episode of HLC Pensions NewsBeat, Hogan Lovells Cadwalader Pensions partner Claire Southern gives a recap of the last two weeks in the world of pensions. In this episode: extending targeting support, guidance on guided retirement, calls to delay…
Hong Kong proposed carried interest, private funds and family offices tax enhancements
Hong Kong is taking another step to enhance its tax regimes for privately offered funds, family-owned investment holding vehicles and carried interest. The proposed Inland Revenue (Amendment) (Preferential Tax Regimes for Funds, Family-owned Investment Holding Vehicles and Carried Interest) Bill…
Mexico redefines forest conservation priorities through the national agreement on forests, jungles and mangroves
On September 15, 2026, the National Agreement on Forests, Jungles and Mangroves (the “Agreement”) was published in the Federal Official Gazette. Issued by SEMARNAT and CONAFOR, the Agreement aims to establish guidelines to strengthen sustainable forest development and halt deforestation…