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  1. The Business of Benefits

    An ERISA Fiduciary “Readability” Concern Heightened by the DOL Prudence Reg

    By Robert Toth

    Tacit in the language of the DOL’s proposed prudence safe harbor requirement that a fiduciary “read and critically review” the investment documents supporting a broad range of often commonplace DC…

  2. Althouse

    "There are no federal regulations requiring disclosure of payments for political support on social media, and only a few states have such rules."

    By Ann Althouse

    "That allows influencers, in most instances, to endorse candidates for a fee without ever disclosing those payments in their posts. Creators say some campaigns have even asked them to actively…

  3. Thomson Reuters Law Blog

    M&A targets can’t avoid AI disclosure much longer

    By Jamesju

    Jump to ↓ Two ends of the spectrum Why silence won’t hold up   Highlights M&A targets are taking two opposite approaches to AI: denying use entirely or building full…

  4. Tristan’s Landlord-Tenant Law Blog

    Wisconsin Landlords Need To Be Careful About Rental Fee Disclosures

    By Atty. Tristan R. Pettit

    One of the biggest mistakes I see landlords and property management companies make is focusing only on whether a fee can legally be charged while ignoring whether the fee is…

  5. The CLS Blue Sky Blog

    Why We Need Mandatory Disclosure for Significant Private-Equity Owned Companies

    By Renholding

    Private equity has historically operated within a governance environment in which external capital-market scrutiny largely constrained sponsor behavior. In particular, credible “exit” events, such as initial public offerings or sales…

  6. Latham.London

    No Privilege for Funder Diligence: The English Commercial Court Differentiates Between Funding Litigation and Conducting It

    By Latham & Watkins

    The English Commercial Court judgment in White v. Uber London Ltd underlines the distinction between funding litigation and conducting litigation, highlighting the disclosure risks arising from investigatory materials created in…

  7. The Law Blog

    From Silence to Disclosure: Rethinking Corporate Obligations in the Age of Market Rumours

    By The Law Blog

    Revant Sinha is a final-year law student at MNLU Mumbai, and has developed a keen interest in Dispute Resolution and Securities law. Shreeja Rayane is a second-year law student at…

  8. Nonprofit Law Prof Blog

    CBS Reports on Potential IRS Disclosure Proposal Re Convictions of Officers & Directors

    By Phillip Hackney

    By: Philip Hackney August 21, 2026 Someone leaked to CBS reporters regarding a proposal the IRS is allegedly considering. It sounds like the idea is that the IRS would promulgate…

  9. Waldrop & Colvin Legal Blog

    Supplier Rebates in Franchise Systems: Item 8, Pricing and Legal Risk

    By Derek A. Colvin

    Franchise Compliance • Item 8How franchisors can use the purchasing power of the network without losing franchisee trust.A growing franchise system can create meaningful purchasing power. Used thoughtfully, that leverage…

  10. Global Regulation Tomorrow

    FCA updates webpage on submit a prospectus or circular

    By Simon Lovegrove (UK), Charlotte Carnegie

    On 7 August 2026, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) updated its webpage on submitting a prospectus or circular by adding a new requirement to the section on inside information declaration.…