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Top Stories of 2025
2025 was as advertised: the second Trump Administration introduced unprecedented uncertainty and disruption into the operations of organizations large and...
How Unannounced Workplace Visits Are Forcing Companies to Rethink Immigration Compliance
New DHS rules ending automatic EAD extensions mean recent training programs may no longer be accurate
The USAID Funding Crisis as Governance Stress Test
How compliance and contracts leaders can strengthen resilience after one of the most disruptive funding crises in recent government contracting...
The FDA’s Prescription for Balanced Messaging Applies Beyond Pharma
As regulators increasingly focus on consumer perception, whether a disclosure exists matters less than whether consumers understand it
How 2025 Redefined Telemarketing Compliance
Class actions spiked as district courts gained independence to interpret the TCPA without deference to FCC guidance
SPOTLIGHT ON ESG
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Strange Bedfellows: How a Supreme Court Ruling Found Its Perfect Match in the Trump Administration
The Supreme Court's 2024 Loper Bright decision eliminated judicial deference to agency interpretations, and its impact has intensified under the...
Q&A: The SEC Is Up & Running After Shutdown; Now What?
With shutdowns increasingly likely, registrants should prepare now for future delays
Where in the Loop? Testing AI Across 120 Compliance Tasks to Find Out Where Humans Are Most Needed
As compliance teams experiment with AI for everything from risk assessments to policy interpretation, a practical question emerges: Which tasks...
Fractured & Fraught — but Still Potentially Profitable: The State of ESG in 2025
As we approach the end of 2025, the state of ESG is in flux: Trump Administration executive orders have sought...
Considerations for Global Compliance Programs Under UK’s New Failure to Prevent Fraud Offense
Liability can result from conduct at parent or subsidiary level