27 Dec, 2023 Are You in Compliance With the Corporate Transparency Act? By Rodger Moss Morgan Jones Rachel Moroknek Nicole Park +1 more... Show less In 2021, Congress enacted the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), which updates anti-money laundering laws. The CTA mandates that certain...
20 Dec, 2023 UK Supreme Court: AI Cannot Be an Inventor By David Knight Although not entirely unexpected, the Dec. 20 decision by the United Kingdom Supreme Court on the so-called Device for the Autonomous...
17 Dec, 2023 The EU AI Act: Navigating the First Global AI Regulation for Businesses By Morgan Jones Matthew Richardson The political agreement of the European Union's Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act) marks a transformative moment in the global AI...
14 Dec, 2023 FCC Takes Bold Step in Partnering With State Attorneys General in Enforcement Activity to Protect Consumer Privacy By Matthew Richardson Brandi Howard In a landmark move, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has announced the launch of its first-ever enforcement partnerships with...
06 Dec, 2023 Navigating a DOL Investigation: Don't Pay $200, but Don't Go to Jail Either By Shlomo Katz Sometimes a news headline leaves you scratching your head in wonder, as happened to me this morning when I saw the title of a recent U.S....
04 Dec, 2023 English High Court Decision: AI Inventions are Patentable By David Knight The High Court of Justice in London recently issued a judgment on the question of whether or not an artificial intelligence invention...
29 Nov, 2023 IP Risks, Benefits and Ideal Use-Cases for AI: Best Practices When Drafting Generative AI Usage Policies By Harold Laidlaw As generative AI tools such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Dall-E, Meta’s Llama, and Anthropic’s Claude become ever more capable and more...
21 Nov, 2023 AI-Enabled Fraud: How Worried Should We Be? By Joanna Curtis The most interesting event I’ve attended yet on AI and the law was a panel discussion on AI-enabled fraud – thank you to the London...
15 Nov, 2023 The White House Launches Initiative on Women’s Health Research By Sage Revell On Nov. 13, 2023, the White House announced the launch of its first-ever initiative focused on women’s health research. This will be led...
09 Nov, 2023 France Says "Oui" to AI By Morgan Jones France’s data protection authority, Commission Nationale Informatique & Libertés (the "CNIL"), recently issued very important news,...
07 Nov, 2023 SolarWinds Fraud Case Shows 'Cyber Risks Are Real Risks' By Matthew Richardson It looks pretty bad for SolarWinds and its chief information security officer (CISO) after the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission...
01 Nov, 2023 General Data Protection Regulation Fine ... Overturned! By Morgan Jones Matthew Richardson In a surprising turn of events, on Oct. 18 a First-tier Tribunal in the U.K. overturned a fine previously issued by the U.K. Information...
31 Oct, 2023 Biden Administration Releases Sweeping Executive Order Regarding Artificial Intelligence By Matthew Richardson Nina Franco The Biden administration issued an “Executive Order on Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence” on Oct. 30.[1] The order,...
19 Oct, 2023 US Federal Court Allows Seizure of Libyan Assets to Satisfy ICC Award in Investor-State Dispute By David Weinstein As a general rule, U.S. federal law prevents people with judgments against foreign countries to satisfy those judgments against the...
19 Oct, 2023 Protests: Timing is Everything By Shlomo Katz On Dec. 28, 2022, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) issued a Request for Quotations (RFQ) for scientific, engineering and technical...
11 Oct, 2023 New Rules and Other Tips for Government Contractors Working With Small Businesses By Shlomo Katz Most federal contracts require the awardee to enter into a subcontracting plan that includes percentage goals for using various...