In Gilbert & Anor v Broadoak Private Finance Ltd [2026] EWCA Civ 1172, the Court of Appeal confirmed that none of the three gateways the claimants relied upon permitted service out for a free-standing freezing order application brought to assist
Massachusetts AG secures $52 million in consumer debt relief and permanently bars three affiliated debt collection companies from operating in the state.
The FTC has issued an Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking examining whether digital platforms should bear greater responsibility for preventing ads that impersonate businesses or government agencies.
As generative AI becomes more common in litigation workflows, courts are increasingly being asked to address how AI tools may be used with confidential discovery materials.
A recent decision from the District of Colorado provides insights into one court’s approach
California’s CCPA cybersecurity audits begin in 2027, with new requirements for covered businesses, annual audits, certifications, and reporting.
The CFTC’s final rule establishes a 30% presumption for certain whistleblower awards and revises the agency’s award determination process.
Currently, New York employees do not have a statutory right to inspect their personnel files. That will change on Nov. 8, 2026, when Senate Bill S3460 takes effect.
On Sept. 18, 2026, the White House announced two significant actions affecting the H-1B nonimmigrant visa program.
The EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) makes cybersecurity a prerequisite for access to the EU market, not only for hardware products with digital elements, but also for software placed on the market independently. Its core requirements are far-reaching: conformity assessments,
In Parker v. Lynzara-Austin Real Estate Management, LLC, the Texas Business Court held that a district court that appointed a receiver retained exclusive jurisdiction over the entities and their property.
