United States: Media, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment

Your Tribal casino’s financial systems do more than track revenue. They help fund essential Tribal services — from education and healthcare to infrastructure and cultural programs.

The CommLaw Group announces a strategic return to its founding principles, emphasizing practical legal counsel, alternative fee arrangements, and responsible AI integration through its Collaborative Vigilance approach.

Artificial intelligence (AI) brings a new set of technologies that are exciting businesses across all industries with the possibilities they bring.

The CommLaw Group announces a strategic return to its founding principles, emphasizing practical legal counsel, alternative fee arrangements, and responsible AI integration through its Collaborative Vigilance approach.

New York City has proposed a comprehensive "click-to-cancel" rule that would require businesses to make subscription cancellations as easy as sign-ups, following Mayor Zohran Mamdani's Executive Order targeting deceptive subscription practices.

The Federal Communications Commission is taking on an unprecedented role in national security oversight, extending its reach far beyond traditional telecom regulation. Wiley attorneys examine how recent FCC actions in supply chain oversight, equipment authorization, and enforcement are creating new compliance expectations for manufacturers, infrastructure providers, and businesses across multiple industries.

A recent trademark lawsuit against Taylor Swift over her album title "The Life of a Showgirl" demonstrates how even global brands face intellectual property challenges. The case, filed by Las Vegas performer Maren Wade, centers on likelihood of confusion and reverse confusion principles that apply to businesses of all sizes navigating trademark strategy and brand protection.

Many businesses have opted to deploy website cookie banners in response to the barrage of litigation under the California Invasion of Privacy Act (“CIPA”).

The 2026 World Technology Law Conference organized by ITechLaw features Squire Patton Boggs attorneys speaking on critical privacy and technology law topics. Julia Jacobson will discuss late-breaking global tech law developments, while Alan Friel examines the surge in litigation over online tracking technologies, chatbots, and session replay tools under federal and state privacy laws.

A recent trademark lawsuit against Taylor Swift over her album title "The Life of a Showgirl" demonstrates how even global brands face intellectual property challenges. The case, filed by Las Vegas performer Maren Wade, centers on likelihood of confusion and reverse confusion principles that apply to businesses of all sizes navigating trademark strategy and brand protection.

The U.S. Supreme Court recently issued an unanimous decision holding that a New Jersey Attorney General subpoena seeking nonprofit donor information inflicted a present injury on the organization’s...

Instagram now allows creators to tag products directly in Reels (short-form, vertical videos) using affiliate links and earn commissions on resulting purchases...