Thought Leadership Insights

Companies forecast 29% more cybersecurity litigation in 2026. The real number? Fifty-Six percent. Here are all the predictions corporate legal teams misjudged.

Taco Bell didn't grow, wash, or ship the lettuce that triggered a record cyclosporiasis outbreak. It's being sued anyway. Here's what GCs need to know.

A federal ruling on AI privacy went unnoticed by most comms teams. Here's why that gap is now one of the costliest risks in AI governance.

We predicted a 2026 merger boom. Halfway through the year, the deals are bigger than ever—but the pace has slowed. Here's the full midyear data.

Congress is again pushing to allow cameras in the Supreme Court and federal courts. Here's what the bills would do—and why justices keep resisting.

California’s sweeping AI rules are colliding with federal pushback and EU shifts, as courts and law firms race to decide whose AI law governs.

Social media and gaming companies face mounting lawsuits over child safety, addictive design features, harmful content and online exploitation.

Morgan & Morgan’s reported pursuit of private equity funding shows a growing trend in legal industry investment, the rise of MSOs and regulatory challenges.

Big law firms face major litigation across crypto fallout, data breaches, employment disputes and fraud claims in high-profile cases.

AI-driven court filings and legal errors are raising new liability, ethics and procedural concerns for courts and lawyers.

AI companies face growing lawsuits over harm claims, Section 230 limits and new legal theories testing liability for chatbot-driven conduct.

Explore how the federal appeals court will review Trump-era orders targeting major law firms and their clients.

The Supreme Court’s review of geofence warrants in Chatrie v. United States could redefine digital evidence, privacy rights and access to cellphone data.

Uber faces thousands of sexual assault claims. After two federal trial losses, pressure mounts to settle.

The Supreme Court is taking on birthright citizenship—here's what's at stake for immigrants and legal counsel if justices rule on Trump's executive order.

A landmark verdict holds Meta and YouTube liable for addictive design—not content—potentially reshaping Big Tech's legal immunity under Section 230.