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New York has become the first state in the US to prohibit AI-enabled smart glasses and other recording-capable eyewear from all state courthouses, effective July 20, 2026. The ban was announced in

For Canadian and Mexican professionals working in the United States under the USMCA, a path to permanent residency exists outside of traditional employer sponsorship. TN status is tied to a specific employer

K&L Gates has cut roughly ten percent of its business-services workforce, removing staff from accounting, marketing, and IT departments, several of whom had more than a decade at the firm. The layoffs

New Jersey’s Supreme Court has issued significant guidance reshaping how use-variance applications for inherently beneficial uses must be evaluated under state law. The ruling came in Monarch Communities, LLC v. Township of

New Mexico’s Environment Department has published detailed guidance and frequently asked questions covering labeling and reporting requirements for consumer products containing intentionally added PFAS. The New Mexico Environment Department (NMED) updated its

New research reveals that legal and governance departments are outpacing every other corporate function in artificial intelligence adoption across enterprise businesses. Harmonic Security, which sells AI governance software, analysed 1,935,247 classified AI-session

As AI systems take on tasks once performed by human employees, governments are examining new tax frameworks to address the fiscal consequences of automation. From drafting documents and writing code to handling

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