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Artificial intelligence in mergers and acquisitions is no longer simply a productivity tool but a core component of how deals are structured and executed. The shift extends well beyond faster document review,

California’s Department of Housing and Community Development has adopted its final Loan Portfolio Restructuring Guidelines, effective June 9, 2026, reshaping how affordable housing developers can refinance state loans. The Guidelines were designed

Roberts recently penned a lengthy tribute to William Howard Taft, one that observers say reflects as much on Roberts’ own judicial record as on Taft’s historical contributions. Taft remains a unique figure

The Department of Justice finds itself in an unusual position, insisting that no one disputes the meaning of a term that appears to be disputed by virtually everyone involved. The Comey case

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has issued an interim final rule establishing a framework for requiring certain immigration benefit requests to be filed electronically. The rule, published on August 11, 2026,

California agriculture employers are facing increasing scrutiny from Cal/OSHA, with regulators actively targeting farms and agricultural businesses across the state. Legal experts Kevin Bland and Karen Tynan have outlined the most common

The Justice Department has filed its opposition to James Comey’s motions to dismiss the so-called seashell case, submitting its most detailed defense of the indictment yet. The federal government is prosecuting the

Pennsylvania’s Attorney General’s office has charged fourteen people in connection with a drug operation it branded “Operation Drugs Unlimited,” targeting cocaine distribution at Penn State. Thirteen of the fourteen individuals charged were

South Korea’s largest music copyright collective, the Korea Music Copyright Association (KOMCA), has reversed its ban on registering AI-assisted musical works effective August 4, 2026. The revised standards replace KOMCA’s earlier “zero

Miami real estate developer Rishi Kapoor was recently indicted for allegedly orchestrating an $85 million fraud scheme that diverted investor funds into personal luxury purchases. Those purchases reportedly included a 68-foot yacht,