What don’t your fundraising materials say? A recent California court ruling against Kars4Kids serves as a reminder that omissions can create significant risk for charities. Pamela M. Deese, Craig Engle, Shira Helstrom, Allan Anderson, Thorne Maginnis, Sean A. Worley, and Isabella Wellinghorst examine the decision and its implications for nonprofit organizations. Full alert in the comments.
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Health care transactions today require more than legal execution. Writing for Law360, Anne Murphy and Douglas Grimm discuss how attorneys are increasingly serving as strategic coordinators, helping align legal, regulatory, communications, and stakeholder strategies to support complex provider transactions. https://lnkd.in/g8pqP7ZD
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Illinois is expanding electronic monitoring rights to assisted living residences, and the implications go beyond cameras. The changes touch everything from resident and roommate consent to signage, documentation, reporting, and access to recordings. Learn what operators should know before the January 2027 effective date from Anne Murphy, Kathryn Steffen, Aida Al-Akhdar, and John Keblish, J.D. https://lnkd.in/g23aRNhZ
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Proposition 40, the 2026 Billionaire Tax Act, could significantly affect ultra-high-net-worth families, founders, trustees, and family offices if approved by California voters this November. Abigail Myers, CFP® and Kevin Matz explore the proposal’s potential impact and the planning issues families may want to evaluate now. https://lnkd.in/gAGTyFZv
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Associate Rebecca Darin Goldberg recently joined industry leaders at the Fantasy Sports & Gaming Association’s 2026 Summer Conference to share insights on the evolving legal and regulatory landscape surrounding prediction markets. Thank you to the FSGA for hosting an engaging discussion on one of the most dynamic areas of the gaming industry!
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AI is fueling a historic buildout of digital infrastructure, bringing new complexity to data center financing. In the comments, Tyler Margolis, Mark Sternberg, and Nick Kianpoor examine the financing structures and legal considerations shaping today’s market.
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As the Trump Administration turns to Section 338 as a tool for imposing tariffs on Canadian imports, legal challenges may not be far behind. Partner James Kim recently shared his perspective with Bloomberg Law on the statute’s advantages and potential vulnerabilities. https://lnkd.in/gfMPKJA3
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A pastor’s near-fatal pulmonary embolism, allegedly tied to ChatGPT-4o’s health-related guidance, is at the center of what may be the first product liability suit targeting a generative AI chatbot’s design. The case could have significant implications for health care organizations deploying AI tools. Read more from Douglas Grimm. https://lnkd.in/gs6VuvyK