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Tax Law
U.S. Tax Reform And The Energy Sector
Tax reform, if anything close to promises, will have significant implications for the energy industry in the U.S., and worldwide.
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Politics
President Trump’s Address To Congress: The Path Forward For 2017
President Trump addressed a joint session of Congress to outline the path forward for his 2017 policy agenda. -
Department of Justice
DOJ Challenges Illegal Antitrust “Gun Jumping” In Energy Transaction
The HSR rules are highly technical in nature, but parties to transactions can avoid inadvertent “gun jumping” violations with appropriate safeguards and controls. -
8th Circuit
Eighth Circuit Pollution-Exclusion Opinion: A Cautionary Tale For Natural Gas Industry
The interpretation and application of a pollution exclusion in a commercial general liability policy is often a fact-specific and jurisdiction-specific exercise. -
Politics
What Might Be Ahead For Environmental Regulation In The Trump Administration?
By almost every account, the Trump Administration is likely to alter substantially the environmental regulatory landscape. - Sponsored
Are Small Firms Going Big On Legal Tech?
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Energy Supply Agreements In An Evolving Climate Change Regulatory Regime
Climate change policies in an evolving regulatory environment. -
Technology
FCC Chairman Wheeler Outlines Proposal for Net Neutrality Regulations
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Tom Wheeler published an opinion piece on Wired outlining new Net Neutrality regulations coming from the FCC. Net Neutrality is a hot button topic, and the Wheeler proposals are a dramatic new development. -
Finance, Technology
Corporate Hacking and the Financial Services Industry
“You’re going to be hacked. Have a plan.” -
eDiscovery
Stop Giving Away the Store: “Reasonably Calculated” does not define the scope of discovery. (And it never has!)
For over a hundred years Americans have enjoyed Josh Billing’s chestnut, “I’d rather not know so much, than to know so much that ain’t so.” -
Finance
CFPB Orders Subprime Credit Card Company to Pay Estimated $2.7 Million in Refunds for Alleged Illegal Credit Card Fees
The CFPB entered a consent order that requires subprime credit card company, Continental Finance Company, LLC (“Continental”), to refund an estimated $2.7 million to consumers who were charged alleged illegal credit card fees.
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Early Adopters Of Legal AI Gaining Competitive Edge In Marketplace
How to best leverage generative AI as an early adopter with ethical use.
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How AI Is The Catalyst For Reshaping Every Aspect Of Legal Work
Findings from the "Future of Professionals Report," based on a survey of 1,200 professionals from North and South America and the UK.
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Document Automation For Law Firms: The Definitive Guide
Legal document automation is no longer only for the exclusive few.
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Profit Powerhouse: Elevating Law Firm Financial Performance
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Technology
FTC Staff Report on Internet of Things: Recommends Self-Regulation “Best Practices,” But Leaves Key Issues Unresolved
The Federal Trade Commission released its much anticipated staff report on January 27 regarding consumer privacy and data security concerns arising from the emerging market for connected devices known as the Internet of Things (“IoT”). -
Technology
Proposed Federal Breach Notification Law: Panacea Or Flash in the Pan?
The Obama Administration has just released the proposed text of the Personal Data Notification & Protection Act as the latest step in its uniform federal breach notification initiative. Similar legislative efforts in the past have been unsuccessful, but there remains interest in federal legislation that would eliminate the need to navigate the patchwork of 47 different state breach notification laws. This article will highlight how the proposed federal law compares to most state breach notification requirements, and how it may impact businesses as a practical matter. -
eDiscovery, In-House Counsel
Every Case Is an e-Discovery Case in Today’s Litigation Environment
Lawyers routinely negotiate the scope of litigation discovery demands. One such lawyer was recently faced with a wildly broad discovery demand for relevant emails from the time a product was manufactured more than fifteen years ago to the present. -
Finance
OCC Report Highlights Wide Range of Potential Risks
The OCC’s most recent report on current key risks should be read by all banks, regardless of size or regulator, as a road map in preparing for the next examination. -
Finance, Technology
New York Banks Face New Cybersecurity Exam Process
Adding to the banks’ compliance obligations, effective immediately, banks chartered or licensed in New York will now face an updated cybersecurity examination process, Superintendent of the Department of Financial Services (DFS) Benjamin M. Lawsky announced in a memorandum. -
Finance
FDIC Issues Guidance Taking a Very Broad View of What Are Considered “Brokered Deposits”
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ("FDIC") has issued guidance in the form of "Frequently Asked Questions" for identifying, accepting, and reporting brokered deposits (the "Guidance"). While the Guidance is not intended to change any existing requirements or impose any new requirements on banks, the Guidance makes clear that the FDIC takes a very broad view of what is considered a brokered deposit. -
Finance
SEC Brings Action Against Exchanges Centered on Order Types
There was a time when orders for securities were straight forward – buy, sell, limit and perhaps a few variations...