Recent statements from antitrust enforcers suggest existing laws may accommodate certain AI safety collaborations. Organizations should assess antitrust risks and monitor regulatory developments.
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Join Wiley’s upcoming Preventing and Resolving LLC Disputes: Practical Strategies for Business Owners webinar to learn practical strategies for preventing and resolving LLC disputes before they escalate.
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With 20 days until the 2026 midterm elections, key FEC reporting deadlines are approaching for PACs and independent expenditures.
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The GSA has finalized its AI contract clause for LLM systems that process Government data. Federal contractors should assess the new requirements and compliance implications.
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Disputes among LLC members can disrupt operations and threaten company value. Business owners should review governance structures, operating agreements, and dispute-resolution procedures before conflicts emerge.
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The COMPETE Act expands California antitrust law to certain single-firm conduct. Businesses should evaluate competitive practices before the law takes effect in 2027.
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Wiley's latest Consumer Protection Download highlights an FTC fuel card settlement, a New York AG lawsuit against an online prediction market, and an NAD challenge involving product claims.
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Join Wiley’s Defense Tech for Contractors: What’s Old, What’s New, and What’s Next webinar on Oct. 29 to learn about emerging opportunities and evolving supply chain obligations for contractors.
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Responding to modern cyber threats requires more than technical expertise. Companies should review incident response plans, conduct tabletop exercises, and strengthen crisis management to improve preparedness.
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Major cyber incidents often trigger scrutiny from regulators, law enforcement, and Congress. Organizations should consider congressional oversight risks as part of their incident response planning.
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Cyber incidents may be inevitable, but chaos is preventable. On the latest Cyber Periscope, learn how organizations can build resilience through planning, leadership, tabletop exercises, and reporting readiness.
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CISA has sent the CIRCIA final rule to OMB, creating a last window for stakeholder engagement before implementation. Organizations should review potential cyber incident reporting requirements and assess readiness now.
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Personalized pricing faces growing scrutiny as the FTC previews additional activity and cities explore new restrictions alongside state requirements. Businesses should assess evolving compliance obligations.
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Wiley, representing the Coalition of American Manufacturers of Mobile Access Equipment, helped secure a final CBP evasion determination against an importer of Chinese mobile access equipment.
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Congratulations to David Weslow and Adrienne Kosak, who, in addition to the firm, have been recognized in Intellectual Asset Management’s inaugural Copyright 1000.
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The FCC has eliminated the National Television Audience Reach Cap, replacing a longstanding ownership limit with case-by-case review. The move could create new opportunities for broadcast TV transactions.
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A new Executive Order replaces "Artificial Intelligence" with "Super Intelligence" in federal communications and could shape future AI legislation and regulation.
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The October edition of Wireless Roundup covers FCC proceedings involving Upper C-Band transition reimbursements, direct-to-device satellite communications, and spectrum developments for space services.
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The Senate has passed the Protect College Sports Act, legislation that would establish a national framework for athlete pay, NIL deals, NCAA enforcement, and agent regulation.
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