Whiplash: Litigating Abrupt Changes to Federal Environmental Policy
In their latest column for the New York Law Journal, Chris Rizzo and Karen Meara of Carter Ledyard’s Environmental and Land Use practice, take a look at the new administration’s…
Internet Guidance for Foreign Private Issuers Conducting Unregistered Offerings: Is a Gatepost Still a Sign of the Times?
Guy P. Lander, Chair of Carter Ledyard’s Securities practice, writes for Insights: Corporate & Securities Law Advisor. This article is authored by a group effort: Andrew Beck of Torys; Alyssa…
The Dawn of a New Era for Crypto: Navigating the Evolving US Regulatory Landscape and Unlocking Opportunities for Israeli Companies
The article was originally published in The US-Israel Legal Review 2024/25, published by Global Legal Media and Nishlis Legal Marketing. For Israeli companies, the evolving US regulatory landscape presents a…
Using Contractual Terms To Allocate The Risks of Reciprocal Tariffs
On April 2, 2025, President Trump used the power granted to him by the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (“IEEPA”) to issue an Executive Order titled “Regulating Imports with a…
Right to Repair Tech Begins to Feel the Effect of Trump Policies and Tariffs
Beginning early this year, several developments under the second Trump administration have affected the right to repair for digital electronic devices by both independent repair shops and individual consumers. These…
Cannabis legalization pushback: Anti-legalization groups ramp up efforts to stop the green wave
In their latest column for Westlaw Today and ThomsonReuters, Alexander Malyshev and Sarah Ganley of our Cannabis, Hemp & CBD industry group discuss opposition efforts to legalization of cannabis that…
Workplace Investigations: Objectives Matter
Article by A. Jonathan Trafimow, Carter Ledyard, and Natalie Loeb, Loeb Leadership This article was originally published in Practical Guidance by LexisNexis This article offers essential guidance on internal workplace…
AI: The Murky Regulatory Outlook . . .and What’s Next
Writing for The New York Law Journal, Matthew D. Dunn, Chair of Carter Ledyard’s Cybersecurity & Data Privacy practice, explores the evolving regulatory landscape surrounding artificial intelligence within the U.S….
Offers of Judgment under FRCP Rule 68 in Employment Cases
Writing for Practical Guidance and LexisNexis, this Practice Note from Jonathan Trafimow and Yining Bei, discusses the use of Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 68 (FRCP 68) in employment cases,…
Copyright Infringement by Generative AI Tools Under US and UK Law: Common Threads and Contrasting Approaches.
This article was originally published in the New York Law Journal on February 10, 2025 This article was co-authored by Jack Griem, Chair of Carter Ledyard’s Intellectual Property practice, and Robert…