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Excited to celebrate my colleagues Jeanne Gills and Lisa Noller on being named to Forbes’ inaugural 2026 America’s Top Women Lawyers list! This recognition reflects the incredible impact they’ve made in their fields and beyond. Learn more about their honor:…
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“Opportunity to participate” is not a cure-all. In Guilbeau v. Footprint, Delaware’s Chancery Court signaled that a pay‑to‑play structure can still be coercive, particularly where stockholders lack a meaningful ability to maintain the status quo. Learn more as my colleagues…
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It has been almost a year since Illinois expanded its prevailing wage requirements. The 2025 amendments broadened coverage to certain federal projects and sewer inspections, increased penalties, and reinforced compensation requirements for apprentices. My colleague Amanda…
Proud to see Foley once again recognized among the nation’s leading law firms in the 2026 edition of Chambers USA! This year’s results, which include 55 practice rankings and 125 individually ranked attorneys, reflect the depth of talent and commitment to excellence across…
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The FDA is signaling a shift toward more proactive enforcement of clinical trial reporting obligations. Following reminder notices to sponsors and researchers covering thousands of trials with missing results, it’s clear the agency is increasing focus on transparency and…
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Round 2028 DMEPOS bidding is taking shape, and CMS is clarifying the rules early. The ability to meet licensure requirements across multiple locations offers new flexibility, but bid scrutiny remains high. Suppliers that align entity structure, licensing, and documentation now…
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A one-day FDA inspection? It’s already happening. The FDA’s new pilot program introduces shorter, targeted assessments for lower-risk facilities as a part of a broader push toward data-driven, AI-informed enforcement. While less disruptive on the surface, the expectation…
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Proud to share that Foley has been named to the American Health Law Association’s 2026 Top Honors list! This recognition reflects the firm's continued commitment to the health care industry and the clients we serve across a complex and evolving regulatory landscape. Learn more…
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Section 232 tariffs just changed in a fundamental way. The shift to an entered‑value approach means duties now apply to the full value of many imported products, not just the embedded steel or aluminum content. My colleagues break down the new framework and what importers…
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AI is transforming manufacturing, but it’s also reshaping how companies think about IP. From AI-assisted innovation to massive volumes of operational data, the stakes around ownership, protection, and governance are higher than ever. My colleagues Vanessa Miller, Robert…
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AI, virtual care, and EHR optimization are no longer pilot projects, they’re becoming core to how care is delivered. The newly launched AHA/West Health Accelerator reflects a growing focus on helping hospitals move from testing technologies to implementing them at scale. That…
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AI transcription is transforming health care, but it’s also introducing new legal and compliance risks. From privacy exposure to record integrity and billing implications, these tools create more than documentation as they create data, liability, and downstream risk. My…
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New York may soon take a targeted approach to taxing high-value real estate. Proposed legislation would impose an annual “pied-à-terre” tax on non-primary residences in NYC valued over $5 million, marking a shift toward property-based wealth taxation that is harder to mitigate…
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Federal funding opportunities in the energy sector may be evolving. My colleague Scott Johnson joined Federal News Network to discuss recent DPA determinations and what they signal about DOE’s growing role in supporting energy initiatives. Discover why staying alert to Federal…
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Texas corporate law is undergoing one of the most significant transformations in decades. Join my colleague Christopher Babcock on June 11 for a discussion on the sweeping reforms to the Texas Business Organizations Code, and what they mean for governance, shareholder dynamics…
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The SEC is proposing a major shift in public company reporting. By consolidating five filer categories into two, the proposal could reduce compliance burdens for a large majority of public companies. My colleagues John Wolfel and Sean Aguirre break down what’s changing and…
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Congratulations to Jeff Blease on being named Chair of Foley’s national Litigation Department! His leadership and experience will help drive strategy and client service across one of the firm’s largest and most dynamic teams. Learn more about his appointment:…
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The Supreme Court’s latest FAA decision answers a narrow question, but leaves the bigger ones open. In Brock, the court confirmed that some last-mile drivers may fall within the transportation worker exemption. But it declined to clarify how the exemption applies more broadly,…
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I’m proud to be at a firm where a commitment to people shows up every day. Through strategic growth, ongoing development, and investment in AI, Foley is creating opportunities while continuing to deliver for clients. Discover the ways we support our people at every stage and…
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A shift to semiannual SEC reporting may not simplify compliance as much as expected. My colleague Scott Ellis explains in Law360 how contracts, credit requirements, and multistate regulations could continue to drive quarterly reporting obligations. Learn more about the…
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