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U.S. Export Control Regulator Adopts 50% Rule
Export controls have become more relevant to businesses buying and selling commercial items, as well as those engaging in transactions regarding the design and production of commercial items.
The Hidden Risks of Sharing Company Data with AI Vendors
As companies increasingly rely on third party artificial intelligence platforms to analyze documents, automate workflows and generate business insights, they're providing vendors with one of their most valuable assets: proprietary data.
Post-closing disputes are becoming an increasingly significant concern in M&A transactions, particularly in middle market deals valued at less than $1 billion.
Visa Revocation Due to Records of Driving Under the Influence
Recently, U.S. consular posts worldwide have been revoking visas based on driving under the influence records, including records more than 10 years old.
Could These Wage & Hour Issues Affect Your Workplace?
On May 29, 2026 the DOL issued four new opinion letters addressing topics ranging from exempt employee classifications and bonus calculations to timekeeping practices and meal periods.
Increasing Scrutiny of "Schedule A" IP Litigation
IP owners have used “Schedule A” lawsuits to sue dozens or even hundreds of foreign online merchants in a single action, often obtaining injunctive orders freezing funds and bank accounts before defendants know they have been sued.
Key Lease Terms to Consider for a Favorable Lease
A well-negotiated lease is essential for protecting a tenant's financial interests and avoiding costly disputes. When representing tenants in negotiations, there are five lease provisions that should be reviewed and addressed.
