On September 25, 2026, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit (D.C. Circuit) ruled that the Department of War (DoW) reasonably concluded Anthropic poses a supply chain risk under the Federal Acquisition Supply Chain Security Act (FASCSA).
Since Vermont became the first state to regulate data brokers comprehensively, numerous states have followed suit. Substantial, dedicated regulation now exists in California, New Jersey, Oregon, Texas, and Vermont. Enforcement is growing.
Companies whose services involve selling, trading, or otherwise
Part 4 of 4: Digital Assets, Hybrid Licenses, and the Future Regulatory Map
In Part 1 of this series, Fastest Route to Market: Money Transmission Licensing Roadmaps for FinTechs, we explained why many early-stage FinTechs begin by assessing federal Money
Generative artificial intelligence is no longer on the sidelines of litigation.
Used thoughtfully, it can sharpen how attorneys manage complex matters, accelerate routine tasks, synthesizing disparate record evidence to identify common themes, patterns, and connections, and enhance trial readiness without
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Over the past 12 months, more regulatory attention has been focused on protecting children online. In the U.S., states like California and New Jersey have recently enacted legislation designed to protect children from the dangers of AI tools like chatbots
Richard B. Levin, Bobby Wenner, Jorge Castiblanco, and Cristofer Kelman have authored a chapter in Global Leading Insights – Fintech 2026 – “Back to the futures: event contracts, gaming, and who governs tomorrow.” In Back to the Future, small actions in the
Over the years, I’ve found that most expert-driven cases are won or lost long before closing arguments. They usually turn on four decisions that companies make throughout the litigation. When those decisions are handled well, expert testimony becomes one of
Recent developments in Delaware, California, and Texas highlight a common theme that privacy compliance risk is becoming more operational and technical and more likely to arise from practices that may once have appeared routine. (1) Delaware has expanded the reach
In the last few months, California and New Jersey enacted legislation to protect children online: California’s 13-bill package targets risks to children arising from emerging technologies, while New Jersey’s 3-bill package includes an age-appropriate design code. Despite their differences, these
