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CFTC “Special Rule” Interpretation Led to an October Surprise

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CFTC “Special Rule” Interpretation Led to an October Surprise

By: Robert Ward

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What are cookie consents and do you really need them on your website?

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What are cookie consents and do you really need them on your website?

By: Nicole Kardell

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Crime in the Suites

Supremely Improbable

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Supremely Improbable

By: James Trusty

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SAFEly symbolic?

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Oct 14, 2024

SAFEly symbolic?

By: Sara Dalsheim

When Sports Bettors Win, So Does the IRS

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Oct 7, 2024

When Sports Bettors Win, So Does the IRS

By: George Calhoun

Illinois Expanding Regulations over Gaming Ads

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Oct 2, 2024

Illinois Expanding Regulations over Gaming Ads

By: Jordan Briggs

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FTC Adds COPPA Violations to the Growing List of Privacy Concerns While TikTok is on the Clock

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Aug 13, 2024

FTC Adds COPPA Violations to the Growing List of Privacy Concerns While TikTok is on the Clock

By: Jordan Briggs

Chevron Overruling Sparks Regulatory Uncertainty Across Industries

Jul 10, 2024

Chevron Overruling Sparks Regulatory Uncertainty Across Industries

By: Jake Gray

Ready, Set, Go: More States Adopt Privacy Laws

Jul 8, 2024

Ready, Set, Go: More States Adopt Privacy Laws

By: Nicole Kardell

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Presidential Immunity Ruling Stirs Sound and Fury

Jul 5, 2024

Presidential Immunity Ruling Stirs Sound and Fury

By: James Trusty

The Challenging Terrain of White-Collar Sentencing

Jun 3, 2024

The Challenging Terrain of White-Collar Sentencing

By: James Trusty

Punishing the Parent – Should the Parents of a School Shooter Be Criminally Liable for their Parental Failures?

Apr 16, 2024

Punishing the Parent – Should the Parents of a School Shooter Be Criminally Liable for their Parental Failures?

By: Abbey Block

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A Mixed Bag: Will the Justice Department’s Recent Attempts to Prosecute Non-Resident Defendants Inform Future Charging Decisions?

A Mixed Bag: Will the Justice Department’s Recent Attempts to Prosecute Non-Resident Defendants Inform Future Charging Decisions?
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Monopoly or fair game? Google’s FTC settlement

Monopoly or fair game? Google’s FTC settlement
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FATCA: the end of hiding US accounts in foreign banks?

FATCA: the end of hiding US accounts in foreign banks?
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