In light of the rapidly changing landscape of cybersecurity regulation and the rising cost of data breaches, organizations should continue to adapt by implementing robust security protocols that include following CISA updates and guidance. For more:

Now passed by Congress, the GENIUS Act sets the stage for sweeping federal and state oversight for payment stablecoin issuers. Our team unpacks the bill's key provisions, implementation timelines, and what it means for the evolving digital asset ecosystem.

Join us for a discussion on the uncertain landscape of AI regulation at the state and federal levels. We'll cover AI and healthcare; current and potential areas of investigation and litigation; and regulatory and competition considerations.

Partners Jennifer Trock and Katelyn Hilferty co-authored an Aviation Business News article discussing the increasing regulatory and tariff-related challenges facing the global aviation maintenance, repair, and overhaul industry. Read the article:

Listen to the full Oyster Consulting podcast, where partner Carolyn Welshhans discussed the legal and regulatory considerations financial firms must keep in mind when using AI:

Are you in full compliance with the DOJ's new Data Security Program (DSP)?. Read our latest report to discover key takeaways for individuals and entities potentially impacted by the far-reaching requirements of this comprehensive national security program:

The risks associated with the growth of AI in the healthcare & life sciences industries, as well as recent federal & state activity & enforcement actions, emphasize the importance of understanding and implementing a robust AI compliance program. More:

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act includes significant changes to the Medicaid program, particularly with regard to state and federal financing for the program. Here, we explain how these changes will impact various Medicaid stakeholders.

Governor Greg Abbott recently signed into law the Texas Responsible Artificial Intelligence Governance Act (TRAIGA or Act), which takes effect on January 1, 2026. Read our LawFlash to learn how covered entities can prepare before TRAIGA goes into effect:

We represented OnePrime Capital in the closing of OnePrime Secondary Fund III, LP with $305 million of committed capital, exceeding its target fund size of $275 million. Fund III closed just eight months after its launch in October 2024. For more:

The US Department of Labor has recently rolled back two critical Biden-era wage and hour practices. Read our LawFlash to learn about the changes, what they mean for employers, and how we can help:

The next session of our Family Office Fundamentals webinar series will focus on the shifting tax landscape. Tune in to learn about federal tax income changes, as well as how to prepare for IRS campaigns and enforcement actions.

Private equity sponsors, senior executives, in-house counsel, and deal professionals are invited to join our monthly webinar series focused on the legal and regulatory developments shaping the private equity industry. See the full lineup and register:

For data centers, understanding and complying with privacy, cybersecurity, and national security regulations is now both good business practice and also legally essential. Here are the top legal considerations data centers must keep in mind in 2025:

The tax proposal originally offered by the US House of Representatives and the final version of the comprehensive budget reconciliation bill, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, as developed in the Senate, contain some key differences. See our comparison:

The proposed GENIUS Act contains provisions relating to insolvency, particularly in Section 11. While some of these provisions are straightforward, there are areas of concern that should ideally be addressed in any final bill. Learn more:

Companies in healthcare, biotech, and pharmaceuticals can expect heightened regulatory scrutiny from the SEC under the current administration. In this Law360 article, our partners outline practical steps for life sciences companies to mitigate risk:

Today we welcome Jeanna Palmer Gunville, resident in Chicago. Jeanna brings her diverse practice representing hospitals & health systems, academic medical & surgery centers, & post-acute care providers in their legal, business, and operational objectives.

Join us for insights into current US and Irish transfer pricing audit and litigation practices and experiences. We'll discuss recharacterizing transactions under OECD guidelines and economic substance doctrine. Register:

Today we welcome seasoned trial lawyer Donald (Donny) E. English, Jr. as a partner in Washington, DC. Donny brings more than two decades of experience litigating employment matters and advising employers on compliance and internal investigations. More: