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Sports And Gaming Law In The First Half Of 2026: Top Five Developments
The sports and gaming industries are evolving faster than existing legal frameworks can accommodate, creating unprecedented jurisdictional battles, regulatory shifts, and commercial opportunities. From the escalating fight over prediction markets between federal regulators and states to the emergence of responsible gaming as a standalone policy priority, the first half of 2026 has reshaped the legal landscape governing these sectors while raising fundamental questions about innovation, consumer protection
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WilmerHale
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Consolidation, Governance And Complexity: What MSG Sports Corp.’s Proposed Separation Reveals About Modern Sports Ownership
Madison Square Garden Sports Corp. has filed a confidential Form 10 registration statement with the SEC to separate its New York Knicks and New York Rangers franchises into two distinct publicly traded companies. The proposed spin-off aims to provide each organization with enhanced strategic and financial flexibility, a more defined business focus, and clearer investment characteristics.
United States Media & IT
AB
Aird & Berlis LLP
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50 State Attorneys General Urge FCC to Adopt Robust Know-Your-Customer Rules to Curb Illegal Robocalls
Fifty State Attorneys General have united in support of stricter Know-Your-Customer requirements for voice service providers, arguing that enhanced verification and monitoring obligations are essential to prevent illegal robocalls from entering telecommunications networks. The filing advocates for comprehensive customer identification measures that go beyond the FCC's proposed baseline, including business ownership verification, ongoing monitoring protocols, and heightened scrutiny of high-risk customers, w
United States Media & IT
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Kelley Drye & Warren LLP
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FTC Issues Proposed Policy Statement On AI Accuracy And Output Steering
The Federal Trade Commission has issued a proposed policy statement addressing AI models that steer outcomes toward undisclosed ideological objectives, potentially compromising accuracy and consumer expectations. The statement examines how Section 5 of the FTC Act applies to AI transparency requirements and explores tensions with emerging state AI regulations, particularly Colorado's Artificial Intelligence Act. Companies face new scrutiny over disclosure practices and the balance between state compliance o
United States Consumer
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Greenberg Traurig, LLP
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Islanded, But Not Unregulated Or Unchallenged: New Developments For Behind-the-Meter Data Center Power Generation
EPA guidance exempts islanded power generation facilities serving data centers from the Clean Air Act's Acid Rain Program, while a threatened lawsuit in San Antonio challenges whether data centers and their dedicated power plants should be treated as separate or aggregated sources for permitting purposes. These developments highlight the evolving regulatory landscape and litigation risks facing behind-the-meter generation projects in the rapidly expanding data center sector.
United States Environment
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WilmerHale
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50 State Attorneys General Urge FCC to Adopt Robust Know-Your-Customer Rules to Curb Illegal Robocalls
Fifty State Attorneys General have united in support of stricter Know-Your-Customer requirements for voice service providers, arguing that enhanced verification and monitoring obligations are essential to prevent illegal robocalls from entering telecommunications networks. The filing advocates for comprehensive customer identification measures that go beyond the FCC's proposed baseline, including business ownership verification, ongoing monitoring protocols, and heightened scrutiny of high-risk customers, w
United States Media & IT
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Kelley Drye & Warren LLP
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Consolidation, Governance And Complexity: What MSG Sports Corp.’s Proposed Separation Reveals About Modern Sports Ownership
Madison Square Garden Sports Corp. has filed a confidential Form 10 registration statement with the SEC to separate its New York Knicks and New York Rangers franchises into two distinct publicly traded companies. The proposed spin-off aims to provide each organization with enhanced strategic and financial flexibility, a more defined business focus, and clearer investment characteristics.
United States Media & IT
AB
Aird & Berlis LLP
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New York’s Final Rules For Kids Set A New Benchmark For Age Assurance
New York's finalized rules for the Kids Online Safety Act establish comprehensive age assurance requirements that could reshape how digital platforms verify and protect young users. These regulations introduce specific technical standards and compliance obligations that extend beyond previous state-level attempts at child protection online. The framework may serve as a template for other jurisdictions considering similar protective measures for minors in digital spaces.
United States Privacy
ZwillGen PLLC
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When The Layoffs Come: What North Carolina Employers Need To Know About The WARN Act
When workforce reductions happen in multiple waves across related corporate entities, how does federal law treat them in the aggregate? The recent Ubisoft layoffs at Red Storm Entertainment in North Carolina illustrate critical compliance questions under the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act that every employer must understand before implementing workforce changes.
United States Employment
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Ward and Smith, P.A.
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What Are The Boundaries Of Brand Protection? Fender Is Currently Learning This
Fender's aggressive trademark enforcement campaign against guitar builders and retailers has ignited a fierce debate over intellectual property rights, fair use, and brand protection. Armed with a European court victory, the guitar giant is demanding cease-and-desist compliance worldwide, but faces significant legal hurdles in the U.S. where its iconic body shapes were deemed generic.
United States IP
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Marks Gray
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