Biden-era AI guidelines may be gone, but the SEC and FTC have made it clear they're watching (for now) how public companies use and talk about their AI capabilities. Haynes Boone attorneys Alla Digilova, Eugene Goryunov and Alok Choksi map out how companies can stay compliant in this shifting landscape.
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With $2B recovered and $36B in estimated fraud, DOJ signals years of continued pandemic relief investigations ahead
Cultivate well-being throughout an investigation process
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A practical guide to building adaptive compliance systems that evolve with regulations
LRN's latest report on the effectiveness of ethics and compliance programs breaks new ground by examining both compliance team and employee perspectives, offering unprecedented insights into what makes high-impact programs succeed in 2025.
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Broad domain seizure powers let DOJ act before proving criminal activity
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The broad-daylight killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was stunning not just for its brazenness but for the public response, which in some corners seemed to celebrate Thompson’s murder. Social scientist Caterina Bulgarella explores the long-simmering dynamics that turned a murder on the streets of New York City into a revealing moment about leadership failures, fairness and the dangerous erosion of ethical norms.
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From increased worksite enforcement to potential E-Verify mandates, employers face a complex new era of hiring compliance
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