Through Early Issue Anticipation, Avoid Class Action Exposure
Class action cases are on the rise in the United States with over 10,000 new class actions filed annually. Given…
Day: May 13, 2026
Georgia lifts cancellation freeze – except in 17 counties
That lift has now partly arrived. Under the new directive, the earlier order “shall no longer apply in all counties…
Federal Communications Commission Update for May 2026
Welcome to our monthly update on significant FCC actions and filing deadlines. The FCC’s recent actions modernize satellite spectrum-sharing rules,…
The telematics trap: More technology, same safety problems?
Fleets are collecting more driver data than ever, but risk mitigation gains remain elusive Source link
Milan Nedeljković Succeeds Oliver Zipse As BMW CEO Today
Article Summary Oliver Zipse steps down after nearly seven years as CEO and a total of 35 years with BMW.…
Ringless Voicemail Triggers $6.5M TCPA Settlement for NRS
The ringless voicemail nightmare continues for TCPA defendants. For years the purveyors of Ringless Voicemail solutions came to market arguing…
The patch surge is coming – and it’s an HR problem, not just an IT one
AI-driven vulnerability discovery is accelerating patching demands. HR leaders need to be ready before the tidal wave hits, say HR…
Psychedelics Impacted by Marijuana Rescheduling Order
The story of federal psychedelic policy over the last few years has been, in many ways, the story of two…
Your inbox just got hacked – what now?
There is a new face of cyber risk to deal with… Source link
BMW Teases New 3 Series Touring. Explains Why The Wagon Lives On
Article Summary Codenamed NA1, the fully electric BMW i3 Touring will be made in Munich. Our sources say BMW is…
Human Authorship Still Governs Copyright in the Age of AI
Key Takeaways Copyright law’s existing framework still governs AI-generated outputs: originality, human authorship and fixation remain the core principles. In…
Louisiana names two unlicensed insurance entities, puts TPAs on notice
The instruction to TPAs is just as plain. As licensees under La. R.S. 22:1641 et seq., they are “expected to…