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AI Is Rewiring M&A Practice — But Judgment Still Sets The Deal’s Direction
Artificial intelligence is fundamentally reshaping M&A workflows, moving beyond simple productivity gains to become integral infrastructure for deal execution. As AI platforms handle document review, contract comparison, and risk synthesis, the legal profession faces critical questions about verification protocols, talent development, and the evolving balance between automation and professional judgment. The transformation promises faster transactions and new economic models, but success depends on firms th
United States Commercial
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Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP
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Key Trends In Life Sciences Transaction Allocations | Insights From 2021-2025
Ankura's comprehensive insights hub showcases cutting-edge analysis across cybersecurity threats, life sciences transactions, regulatory compliance, and corporate governance. Explore how emerging malware campaigns, building envelope litigation patterns, and evolving valuation landscapes are reshaping risk management and strategic decision-making for enterprises worldwide.
United States Healthcare
AC
Ankura Consulting Group LLC
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"Breaches Will Occur. Preparedness Helps You Contain Them": Five Eyes Releases Statement On AI And Cyber Risk
The Five Eyes intelligence alliance has issued an urgent warning that AI is fundamentally transforming the cyber threat landscape, with increasingly capable models enabling both rapid vulnerability detection and exploitation by malicious actors. Business leaders are being called upon to treat cyber resilience as a core strategic priority, with recommendations spanning attack surface reduction, accelerated patching, legacy system remediation, strengthened access controls, and incident preparedness. With the
United States Technology
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K&L Gates LLP
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The Data Chronicles | Who Gets To Judge? The Hidden Power Shift Behind AI Adoption (Video)
Host Scott Loughlin and AI expert Avi Goldfarb examine why organizations have struggled to translate widespread AI adoption into meaningful business transformation. The discussion reveals how successful AI implementation requires more than just deploying tools—it demands fundamental redesigns of decision-making processes, clear organizational values, and CEO-level commitment to change.
United States Strategy
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Hogan Lovells Cadwalader
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Generating Revenue By Building Trust: When And How To Achieve SOC 2 Compliance
Enterprise buyers increasingly require vendors to demonstrate robust cybersecurity practices and data protection capabilities. SOC 2 compliance has emerged as a critical trust signal that can accelerate sales cycles and unlock access to larger customers. Organizations that approach SOC 2 strategically can transform it from a compliance checkbox into a competitive advantage that supports business growth and reduces friction in security reviews.
United States Commercial
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Riveron
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The Difference Between An AI Control And A Description Of One
Organizations implementing AI governance often rely on policies stating that "AI generated outputs shall be subject to human review," but this commitment means little without operational mechanisms to support it. This analysis examines the critical gap between documented AI controls and their actual implementation, exploring how stated governance requirements must translate into functioning workflows with proper triggers, authority, information access, and accountability.
United States Commercial
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Jones Walker
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Who’s Really At The Keyboard? Ninth Circuit Opines On Agentic AI In E-Commerce
The Ninth Circuit's recent decision in Amazon v. Perplexity raises critical questions about how existing computer fraud statutes apply to AI-powered shopping agents that operate through customer accounts. As retailers face increasing deployment of third-party AI tools on their platforms, this ruling provides crucial guidance on the limitations of traditional legal frameworks and the need for alternative enforcement strategies.
United States Media & IT
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Ballard Spahr LLP
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Third Circuit Permits Algorithmic Pricing Case Against Atlantic City Hotels To Proceed, Reaching Opposite Conclusion From The Ninth Circuit
Recent court rulings reveal a critical distinction in AI-based pricing litigation: whether software pools confidential competitor data. The Third Circuit's reversal in Cornish-Adebiyi v. Caesars Entertainment splits from Ninth Circuit precedent, creating uncertainty for businesses using algorithmic pricing tools. How companies structure their data sharing through pricing software may determine whether they face treble-damages exposure for alleged tacit collusion.
United States Anti-trust
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A&O Shearman
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Energy Department Releases New Grant Funding Opportunities
The U.S. Department of Energy has unveiled three major funding opportunities totaling over $200 million across oil and gas recovery, chemical manufacturing innovation, and artificial intelligence advancement. These programs span multiple technology readiness levels and aim to revolutionize energy production, water management, and American competitiveness in emerging technologies. Applications are due between August and September 2026, with awards ranging from $250,000 to $20 million per project.
United States Energy
HK
Holland & Knight
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Inside Digital Infrastructure: Luminary Strategies’ Arushi Sharma Frank On Rethinking Risk, Power, And AI Infrastructure
Arushi Sharma Frank, founder of Luminary Strategies, explores how the AI economy's explosive power demand is colliding with grid infrastructure that wasn't designed for this scale. Drawing from her pioneering work on ERCOT's flexible interconnection framework, she reveals why Speed to Power is fundamentally about risk allocation—and why the most successful developers will be those who learn to underwrite and manage their own power-delivery risk through dispatchability, private firming, and credible gr
United States Energy
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Mintz
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