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A social media video began circulating showing a couple engaged in a midday makeout session on a public park bench in plain sight. The original poster shamed the pair with the classic

A coalition of 11 states and the District of Columbia filed an amicus brief on July 13 supporting Colorado in a high-stakes federal appeals court case over interest-rate limits. Two former FDIC

On July 13, the OCC, FDIC, and NCUA issued interagency guidance addressing how banks should approach lending to individuals not legally authorised to work in the United States. The guidance was issued

Small and solo law firms are discovering that accepting a simple prepaid consultation fee through a self-scheduled platform is far more complicated than it should be. The promise of self-scheduled, prepaid consultations

Companies selecting AI models in 2026 face a regulatory minefield that is at least as complex as any technical capability comparison between competing systems. At the G7 summit in June, French President

CalPrivacy has announced the launch of its first sectoral audit, with gig economy platforms chosen as the initial focus of regulatory scrutiny. The audit aims to determine whether gig platforms are properly

Todd Blanche, nominee for Attorney General, is facing accusations from senior senators that he privately admitted creating a $1.8 billion DOJ fund was a mistake and then denied it in writing. The

The first half of 2026 has seen active U.S. Food and Drug Administration enforcement activity spanning multiple regulatory domains affecting businesses across sectors. Legal experts are urging in-house counsel to closely monitor

The US Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit has affirmed in part and reversed in part the dismissal of a false advertising complaint involving two rival pet food companies. The case,

The final week of July is widely regarded as one of the most gruelling periods in any aspiring lawyer’s professional life. Known informally among the legal community as Hell Week, the bar