Lord Chancellor urges costs sanctions on AI filings
AI filings are flooding courts, says lord chancellor Robert Buckland, who urges sanctions to curb unchecked AI-generated material and protect taxpayers.
Medical equipment firm settles Medicare fraud allegations for $825,000
Crown Medical Solutions agrees to $825,000 settlement over False Claims Act allegations involving false Medicare claims for durable medical equipment from 2017
EU scraps ATAD 3, shifts focus to governance in Luxembourg
The EU abandons ATAD 3, shifting focus to governance in Luxembourg, impacting corporate tax regulations for international groups.
US Judge Orders Google Antitrust Oversight
US judge orders Google antitrust oversight to restore competition in ad-server markets.
State Laws Govern Medical Marijuana Employment Rights
State laws govern medical marijuana employment rights after federal rescheduling. Learn about workplace protections and employee rights in 2026.
Construction Firms Urged to Understand Owner-Controlled Insurance Programs
Construction firms must understand owner-controlled insurance programs to avoid bid mistakes and coverage gaps in large projects.
NY 2026 Auto Tort Reform Shows Market Shifts
Auto tort reform in New York 2026 reshapes comparative fault rules, urging insurers and attorneys to rethink claim strategies after shift since 1973.
Tech Giants Clash Over Ownership of AI
AI patents gain clarity as the Philippines' IP Office issues July 2025 guidelines, outlining how AI‑assisted inventions across sectors will be examined.
Patent Attorneys Open AI Law Firm in Japan
Two patent attorneys in Tokyo launch Aoyama Jono, an AI-focused law firm to bridge the gap in sophisticated AI patent prosecution in Japan.
Philippines Allows Tax Free Aircraft Imports
Philippines allows tax free aircraft imports for major airlines like Philippine Airlines and Cebu Pacific with VAT exemption on importation of aircraft and equi