Our latest Annual Litigation Trends Survey reveals increased cybersecurity and data privacy risk amid an evolving regulatory landscape. More than 400 US corporate counsel participated in our 21st Annual Litigation Trends Survey. Download the 2026 report for the latest benchmarks and insights. https://t.co/XhZ9Wunn3N
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A deal team led by Amelia Zhang represented Zupt LLC, a provider of offshore surveying, positioning and inspection solutions, on its sale to Rosenxt Holding AG, a technology and engineering company focused on critical offshore and industrial infrastructure. https://t.co/xvvTCwMene
The Supreme Court's Monsanto v. Durnell decision strengthens federal preemption defenses and may limit certain state-law failure-to-warn claims. Our latest update explores the implications for manufacturers across regulated industries https://t.co/43bPrSO3tC
We are pleased to announce that highly experienced dealmaker John Boelter has joined the firm’s Chicago office as a partner in the corporate, M&A and securities practice, further strengthening its extensive transactional capabilities. https://t.co/KHG3eggflF
We are pleased to share that 11 of our lawyers have been named to the 2026 Lawdragon 100 Leading Global Wealth Lawyers guide, which recognizes the leading advisors in estate and tax planning, wealth transfers and related matters. https://t.co/Cpmr0vowPU
The CFTC is seeking comment on 24/7 futures trading and perpetual energy contracts, including crude oil. Our latest update explores the potential regulatory, operational and market impacts for energy businesses, traders and market participants ahead of the July 27 deadline. https://t.co/RuwhEpRfE2
In host Jim Berger’s first episode, Laura Pagliarulo, CEO of SolaREIT, discusses how solar and battery storage developers can use real estate assets as a source of capital to fund project development, construction readiness and pipeline growth. https://t.co/8mDHPJnt29
In this episode of Texas Business Court Insider, Andrew Price and Susana Medeiros discuss a Texas Business Court decision addressing AI chat logs, work-product privilege and the use of generative AI in litigation.
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Michael Flood, Susan Feigin Harris, Jeff Wurzburg and Kathleen Rubinstein analyze CMS’s CY 2027 OPPS proposed rule, including changes to 340B drug reimbursement, expanded site-neutral payment policies and enhanced compliance requirements for provider-based departments. https://t.co/ffJNoPdAPi
David Kessler, Andrea D'Ambra, Chuck Hollis, Ellen Blanchard and Susana Medeiros explore how AI is shaping regulations, business decisions and legal considerations in our AI Appreciation Day 2026 legal update. https://t.co/6xZcJoBpUy
Marc Collier, Helen Christakos, Ethan Glenn and Charlotte Swart discuss Illinois’s new AI law, which introduces stricter oversight, including mandatory audits and enhanced transparency for frontier developers. The legislation signals a shift toward greater accountability and compliance in AI governance. https://t.co/lpRzB34CFT
A cross-border team led by Lior Nuchi and Ryan Waggoner advised Oxylabs on its landmark US$130 million investment from global private equity firm Warburg Pincus. https://t.co/HeVz2zcSye
Our Financial Services and Regulatory team members analyze new OCC, FDIC and NCUA guidance urging lenders to consider immigration and work authorization status in underwriting decisions, alongside related CFPB guidance and key compliance considerations for banks and credit unions. https://t.co/5N4QAjyV3i
Robin Adelstein, Abraham Chang, Alex Cummings and Joshua Bucheister examine a multistate challenge to the proposed Paramount–Warner Bros. Discovery transaction and the broader trend of increased state-level antitrust enforcement. https://t.co/wjXUd8O63E
Kevin Harnisch, Stephan Ariyan and Mark Highman examine the CFTC’s rescission of its long-standing “no-deny” settlement policy, highlighting expanded settlement flexibility, implications for prior settlements and key considerations for enforcement and compliance strategies. https://t.co/DMaQmqIbZK
Eric Daucher, a bankruptcy partner in New York, talked at our 35th energy finance conference in June near San Francisco about what can be learned from recent bankruptcies in the independent power sector. https://t.co/ED7BbBQZjP
We are pleased to share that 27 of our lawyers have been named to the 2026 Lawdragon 500 Leading Global Investigations Lawyers list. https://t.co/TD89gIqMpc
A team led by Kristina Williams secured a successful appellate outcome before the US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, obtaining affirmance of a Southern District of Texas summary judgment in favor of clients Brenner Tank Services and Bulk Solutions. https://t.co/oYwvBl2rpl
A long-awaited court decision released Wednesday that had the potential to affect how tax bases are determined for calculating investment tax credits is unlikely to have much effect in practice. https://t.co/TDNySrHJry
OFAC has revoked General License X and issued GL X1—ending new Iran oil transactions and requiring a wind down by July 17, 2026. A sharp reminder that sanctions relief in high risk jurisdictions are subject to shifting U.S. policy priorities and can change rapidly. https://t.co/XN5aeI3rhY
Ralph Cho, co‑chief executive officer and founding member of Apterra Infrastructure Finance, joins host Todd Alexander to discuss the rapid growth of data center financing, evolving debt market structures and broader trends in project finance. Plus, a big announcement on the future of Currents. https://t.co/0DoHKGfs69