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June 05, 2026

Federal Circuit Vacates Smart Thermostat Verdict, Clarifies Jury Instruction and Verdict Form Requirements

By Jon McMichael
The Federal Circuit’s new precedential decision in Ollnova Technologies Ltd. v. ecobee Technologies ULC may have significant implications for how patent cases are tried, particularly in multi-patent disputes involving subject-matter eligibility under 35 U.S.C. § 101.
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June 05, 2026

Federal Circuit Vacates Smart Thermostat Verdict, Clarifies Jury Instruction and Verdict Form Requirements

By Jon McMichael
The Federal Circuit’s new precedential decision in Ollnova Technologies Ltd. v. ecobee Technologies ULC may have significant implications for how patent cases are tried, particularly in multi-patent disputes involving subject-matter eligibility under 35 U.S.C. § 101.
June 04, 2026

Navigating AI Liability Under the Revised NO FAKES Act

By Allyson Madrid
A bipartisan group of senators introduced a revised version of the NO FAKES Act on May 20, 2026, marking a federal legislative effort to protect individuals’ voices and visual likenesses from unauthorized AI-generated digital replicas.
A semiconductor chip labeled "AI" on a circuit board.
June 04, 2026

Navigating AI Liability Under the Revised NO FAKES Act

By Allyson Madrid
A bipartisan group of senators introduced a revised version of the NO FAKES Act on May 20, 2026, marking a federal legislative effort to protect individuals’ voices and visual likenesses from unauthorized AI-generated digital replicas.
June 03, 2026

Game Studios May Be Underestimating Mass Arbitration Risk Around Bans, Virtual Economies, and Live-Service Changes

By Eric Ball, Molly Melcher, Kimberly Culp
The combination of evolving live service games and socially engaged online player communities may create the perfect conditions for the next wave of gaming-related mass arbitration campaigns.
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June 03, 2026

Game Studios May Be Underestimating Mass Arbitration Risk Around Bans, Virtual Economies, and Live-Service Changes

By Eric Ball, Molly Melcher, Kimberly Culp
The combination of evolving live service games and socially engaged online player communities may create the perfect conditions for the next wave of gaming-related mass arbitration campaigns.
June 03, 2026

Scaling in New York: 5 Things Companies Need to Get Ahead of Earlier Than They Think

By Jonathan Sagot
For many companies building in New York, the challenge isn’t growth itself. It’s how quickly operational, governance, regulatory, and litigation issues start to matter once that growth accelerates.
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June 03, 2026

Scaling in New York: 5 Things Companies Need to Get Ahead of Earlier Than They Think

By Jonathan Sagot
For many companies building in New York, the challenge isn’t growth itself. It’s how quickly operational, governance, regulatory, and litigation issues start to matter once that growth accelerates.
May 29, 2026

SEC Launches Formal Rulemaking to Scrap Climate-Related Disclosure Requirements

By Wendy Grasso
The Securities and Exchange Commission has formally proposed rules to rescind its previously adopted Climate Related Disclosure Rules in their entirety.
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May 29, 2026

SEC Launches Formal Rulemaking to Scrap Climate-Related Disclosure Requirements

By Wendy Grasso
The Securities and Exchange Commission has formally proposed rules to rescind its previously adopted Climate Related Disclosure Rules in their entirety.
May 20, 2026

How the SEC Wants to Shake Up Registered Offering and Public Company Reporting Frameworks

By David Bell,Ran Ben-Tzur,Amanda Rose,Wendy Grasso,Lilyanna Peyser,Merritt Steele +3more...
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A summary of SEC proposed rule and form amendments that would significantly change the registered offering and public company reporting frameworks.
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May 20, 2026

How the SEC Wants to Shake Up Registered Offering and Public Company Reporting Frameworks

By David Bell,Ran Ben-Tzur,Amanda Rose,Wendy Grasso,Lilyanna Peyser,Merritt Steele +3 more...
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A summary of SEC proposed rule and form amendments that would significantly change the registered offering and public company reporting frameworks.
May 11, 2026

New Executive Order Imposes Additional Cuba-Related Sanctions

By Melissa Duffy, Robert Slack, Carrie Schroll
Trump issued an executive order authorizing the Treasury and State Departments to block the property of additional categories of Cuban parties and to impose secondary sanctions on non-Cubans who provide material support to blocked parties.
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May 11, 2026

New Executive Order Imposes Additional Cuba-Related Sanctions

By Melissa Duffy, Robert Slack, Carrie Schroll
Trump issued an executive order authorizing the Treasury and State Departments to block the property of additional categories of Cuban parties and to impose secondary sanctions on non-Cubans who provide material support to blocked parties.
May 07, 2026

SEC Releases Proposed Semiannual Reporting Rule

By David Bell,Ran Ben-Tzur,Amanda Rose,Wendy Grasso,Lilyanna Peyser,Merritt Steele +3more...
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A summary of SEC's proposed amendments that would allow Exchange Act reporting companies to file semiannual interim reports on a new Form 10-S in lieu of quarterly reports on Form 10-Q.
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May 07, 2026

SEC Releases Proposed Semiannual Reporting Rule

By David Bell,Ran Ben-Tzur,Amanda Rose,Wendy Grasso,Lilyanna Peyser,Merritt Steele +3 more...
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A summary of SEC's proposed amendments that would allow Exchange Act reporting companies to file semiannual interim reports on a new Form 10-S in lieu of quarterly reports on Form 10-Q.