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Imagine a job seeker who has spent weeks tailoring applications, paying for a premium subscription on a major hiring platform and refreshing listings every morning, only to discover that many of the positions were never real. The listings were ghost
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In Feeney Brothers Excavation Trust v. Artera Services Holdco, LLC (Del. Ch. July 31, 2026), the sellers of a utility construction business turned down a higher all-cash offer to accept a deal with $30 million in rollover
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Picture this: you are the general counsel (GC) of a mid-sized private company that is under pressure from a much larger competitor acting in apparent violation of antitrust law. After business-to-business efforts at an amicable resolution fail, you must decide
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On September 24, the Texas Attorney General’s office announced an investigation into hundreds of data center developments across the state, targeting facilities that have not responded to a water use survey administered by the Texas Water Development Board. The investigation
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Foley partner Larry Vernaglia, co-chair of the firm’s Providers of Health Care Area of Focus, and associate Kate Pamperin are speaking at the Massachusetts Bar Association’s 2026 Health Law Conference in the session “Artificial Intelligence, Real Consequences: Healthcare in the
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Trade secret and employee mobility lawsuits are sharply on the rise given the government and courts’ distaste for non-competition agreements and the war on talent. Foley’s recent victory in Coe v. DNOW LP, 718 S.W.3d 338 (Tex. App. 2025) (pet.
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The U.S. power system ended 2025 with 43.6 gigawatts of utility-scale battery storage online. In just the first six months of 2026, operators added another 8.3 gigawatts, pushing total capacity to nearly 52 gigawatts. Over the prior three years, EIA
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On September 18, 2026, the Department of Justice (DOJ) announced revisions to the Justice Manual aimed at “strengthening” False Claims Act (FCA) enforcement. For FCA defense practitioners, the announcement carries a distinct sense of déjà vu, as the revisions largely
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September 2026
For autonomous systems and physical AI companies, patent cadence can be part of the fundraising story when it maps to defensible shipped technology. This article examines the latest data on patent-funding correlation and translates it from the AV
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