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(NEW YORK CITY) - New York City is moving from warning about the disruptive potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to building a more concrete strategy for regulating how the technology affects...

Clark Hill attorneys Daniel V. Kinsella and Amy Newton secured a significant arbitration victory involving the application of the Multiemployer Pension Plan Amendments Act of 1980 (MPPAA) and its ...

acknowledging that it must "reflect on" how it communicates with and supports informants in the wake of a recent suicide. . . . Law360 is on it, so you are, too. A Law360 subscription puts you at t...

Top officials with the Special Commissioner of Investigation lied to an FDNY inspector about a stockpile of ammunition, then handed out 114 boxes with a total of 5,700 bullets to co-workers, a bom...

What's going on here? Britain’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the UK’s financial watchdog, ordered a review of how it handled a long-running whistleblower case involving Simon Andriesz, with ...

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As we previously discussed here, artificial intelligence (“AI”) continues to transform the workplace, prompting lawmakers, regulators, and employers to grapple with the risks and opportunities ass...

For years, the smartphone was the device that kept compliance teams up at night. Employers learned to manage it: no phones on the production floor, no recording in meetings, lock it in your locke...

In Nunez v 672 Parkside, LLC (2026), the plaintiff was assigned to clean the first floor of a Brooklyn job site. While carrying a cabinet across the floor, he slipped on a sheet of metal covered i...