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Enterprise customers are facing growing exposure as technology vendors reinterpret broad data-use language to justify building AI features and training machine learning models. HubSpot’s recent and quickly reversed attempt to expand its

Howard Bashman’s How Appealing blog brings together the most significant appellate developments from across the United States each week. Sullivan & Cromwell’s involvement in Donald Trump’s E. Jean Carroll defamation case has

Legal professionals who ignore the lessons of their industry’s past risk repeating costly mistakes that could have been avoided with better historical awareness. There is a well-known adage that those who do

On April 20, 2026, the Trump Administration formally declared that America’s electric grid and its supporting supply chains are essential to national defense. The Presidential Determination on Grid Infrastructure, Equipment, and Supply

New York Packaging II LLC, operating as Redi-Bag USA, and its CEO Jeffrey Rabiea have agreed to pay $7.3 million to resolve False Claims Act allegations. The settlement was reached with the

The US Department of Justice cited a fabricated court case in federal proceedings to oppose an immigration detainee’s bid for release from custody. The case involved petitioner Izzeddin Ahmed Abdulghaffar Daghra, who

The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool has become the centre of a legal battle, with civil litigants filing an emergency motion to preserve evidence at the drained site. The Cultural Landscape Foundation filed

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has proposed sweeping new restrictions on how remote monitoring services can be billed under Medicare, targeting outsourced clinical staff arrangements. Published on July 16, the

On 14 July 2026, the Federal Trade Commission announced a settlement with Caremark Rx, LLC and Zinc Health Services, LLC to resolve claims tied to a 2024 complaint. That complaint alleged Caremark,

Ben Ginsberg, a longtime Republican elections attorney, has dismissed President Donald Trump’s recent speech about alleged vulnerabilities in US election security. Ginsberg served as national counsel to the presidential campaigns of George