FTC seeks to curb scam ads through new rule
The FTC seeks to curb scam ads through a new rule targeting ad-optimization services that help scammers mimic legitimate businesses online.
Justice Department Orders Broader Fraud Enforcement Crackdown
The Department of Justice orders a broader fraud enforcement crackdown on financial crime, tax, and securities fraud. See the new directive from Assistant Attor
How courts are grappling with AI-generated evidence in legal cases
Courts face growing challenges verifying AI-generated evidence in legal cases, raising questions about discoverability and admissibility in modern litigation pr
Minnesota Achieves 93% PFAS Compliance, Plans Expanded Testing
Minnesota achieves 93% PFAS compliance in product manufacturers, plans expanded testing to ensure safer products. MPCA verifies compliance with state laws banni
Labour justice plans face funding constraints
Labour justice plans face funding constraints as Prime Minister Andy Burnham outlines social care reforms, potentially jeopardizing the triple lock pension guar
SRA investigations hindered by privilege ruling
SRA investigations may be hindered by a recent privilege ruling affecting legal professional privilege.
Nike, Lululemon Settle Mirror Patent Dispute, Dismiss Lawsuit
Nike and Lululemon have settled their patent dispute over Mirror home workout technology, dismissing the lawsuit with prejudice.
Companies focus on resilience over compliance
Companies focus on resilience over compliance to mitigate operational risks and valuation risks effectively.
Northern Metropolis Aligns with Hong Kong’s 15th Plan
The Northern Metropolis plan joins Hong Kong’s 15th Five‑Year Plan, creating an industrial hub linking R&D, Greater Bay Area commerce and markets.
California targets paid political influencers
California targets paid political influencers with new bill imposing penalties for undisclosed content, including fines up to $5,000.