Worldwide: Cybersecurity

Courts are increasingly imposing severe sanctions on attorneys who misuse artificial intelligence in legal work, with cases resulting in millions in additional damages and thousands in fines.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the practice of law. From legal research platforms to generative AI tools capable of drafting motions, summarizing discovery, and answering legal questions in seconds, the technology offers undeniable benefits.

One of the most consequential structural decisions facing organizations today is whether to continue operating privacy and security as separate functions or to begin integrating them in anticipation...

The operational wins from AI are real, but it is just the beginning. The next advantage belongs to CFOs who use AI as a strategic thought partner: one that remembers everything, challenges blind...

From AI-driven phishing toolkits and hidden malware in trusted software to the operational realities of cyber incident response, this collection examines the evolving threat landscape facing organizations today.

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

As franchise systems enter 2026, they should anticipate ongoing challenges and emerging trends. Key areas of focus include the American Franchise Act, FDD comments, and enforcement issues such as fees...

On April 22, 2026, United States Trade Representative Jamieson Greer testified in front of the House of Representatives Committee on Ways and Means.

2025 marked a year of transition at the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (the “PCAOB” or the “Board”), with a newly constituted Board, a new Chair, and a decline in enforcement actions compared to 2024.