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Trust but Verify: The Power of Audits to Protect Your Competitive Edge

Companies using noncompete agreements to safeguard their competitive edge are rightly concerned as the FTC’s noncompete ban remains in limbo after a Texas judge ruled the agency lacked authority to ban such agreements. A group from law firm Baker Donelson suggest incorporating regular audits as part of your plan for securing protected information.

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Landmark EU AI Act Takes Effect; Here’s What You Need to Know

The European Union’s landmark AI Act formally went into effect Aug. 1, changing the way artificial intelligence is regulated across Europe — and, indeed, around the world. This first-ever comprehensive legal framework aims to ensure that AI systems released in the EU market and used in the EU are safe. Punter Southall partner Jonathan Armstrong explores the details of the...

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Does Supreme Court’s Jarkesy Ruling Signal the Beginning of the End for Agency Administrative Tribunals?

For now, the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in SEC v. Jarkesy applies only to SEC statutory fraud claims. But the court’s reasoning has the potential to be extended to proceedings before other federal agencies, and the court this term has expressed willingness to revisit principles of administrative law. A group from Sidley Austin takes a closer look at the case...

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