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The 2026 midterm elections will reset the political landscape — and organizations across industries will need to understand what comes next. Join Foley & Lardner for a timely post-election briefing that goes beyond the headlines to examine the results, the new balance of power in Congress, and the Trump Administration’s likely response.

Foley partner Judy Waltz, chair of the Health Care Practice Group, is speaking in the California Society for Healthcare Attorneys’ upcoming Fall Seminar in the session “Medicare & Medicaid Administrative Enforcement: Emerging Trends.”

Arbitrations under a collective bargaining agreement might not garner the glitz of a jury trial, but they can be as — or more — important, and they happen much more often. They can involve tens of millions of dollars, key aspects of operations, union/management relations, and whether a dangerous employee remains employed. For attorneys and advocates, they are more like the ancient practice of law: no discovery, limited use of evidentiary rules, cross-examination on the fly, the need for immediate decision-making, and an actual decision rather than a compromise.

BMW Group International (“BMW”) has announced updates to its standard Terms and Conditions for the Purchase of Production Materials and Automotive Components (“IPC”) that will take effect December 1, 2026.  The IPC forms the foundational terms that apply to Purchase Orders, and many other contracts, issued by BMW. Therefore, it is critical that suppliers or prospective suppliers to BMW understand the obligations provided for in the IPC and how BMW is proposing to change those obligations in its most recent update.

Producers covered by California’s SB 54 have spent months watching a 17-state coalition fight the law in federal court on federal theories. Now a new challenger has opened a second front, in state court, with an argument no one has tried yet: the California Constitution’s ban on private taxation.

This episode features a conversation with Jared Pliner. Jared is an associate in Foley's Boston office and a member of the Commercial Litigation Practice Group.

This episode features a conversation with Roland Potts. Roland is a partner in Foley’s Miami Office, Chair of the firm’s International Arbitration Team, and a member of the Commercial Litigation Practice Group.

In this episode of Energized by Foley, Deanna Reitman speaks with David Dardis, Senior Executive Vice President and Chief External Affairs and Growth Officer at Constellation Energy.

BMW Group International (“BMW”) has announced updates to its standard Terms and Conditions for the Purchase of Production Materials and Automotive Components (“IPC”) that will take effect December 1, 2026.  The IPC forms the foundational terms that apply to Purchase Orders, and many other contracts, issued by BMW. Therefore, it is critical that suppliers or prospective suppliers to BMW understand the obligations provided for in the IPC and how BMW is proposing to change those obligations in its most recent update.

Producers covered by California’s SB 54 have spent months watching a 17-state coalition fight the law in federal court on federal theories. Now a new challenger has opened a second front, in state court, with an argument no one has tried yet: the California Constitution’s ban on private taxation.

A Sept. 17 decision in In re: Frozen Potato Products Antitrust litigation highlights the antitrust risks that can arise when participants in a concentrated industry share market data through a benchmarking platform, even when the data are aggregated, anonymized and historical rather than current.