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This three-part webinar series is presented by Foley’s International Trade team to break down what has changed for companies that operate or source internationally, where risks are accelerating, and what companies should be doing now to understand and manage this evolving risk landscape.

Nathaniel Lacktman, partner and chair of Foley’s Telemedicine & Digital Health Industry Team and Chairman of the American Telemedicine Association Board of Directors, has been invited to give a presentation to the attorneys at the Florida Department of Health.  The topic is “Telehealth Legal and Regulatory Standards in Florida and Beyond.”

The panel will navigate the full CMMC life cycle, starting with applicability and organizational fit. They will then dive into technical strategy and governance, the nuances of outsourcing to MSPs, what C3PAO auditors specifically look for, and the legal risks for your organization to consider throughout the process.

The explosive growth in demand for data center capacity — driven by artificial intelligence workloads, cloud computing, and the broader…

Key Takeaways Texas is operationally strong today, but grid reliability will increasingly depend on whether the state can add power fast…

Congress and the Trump Administration have issued a series of heightened warnings indicating an emerging effort to crack down on what it terms rampant “fraud, waste, and abuse” in the health care industry. All industry stakeholders should be aware of this new focus, which not only signals potentially heightened scrutiny and enhanced penalties for compliance issues but also potential policy changes intended to reduce federal expenditures on programs or practices that are identified as improper or wasteful.

This episode features a conversation with Jesse Neil. Jesse is a healthcare attorney in Foley’s Nashville office. In this discussion, he reflects on growing-up in Nashville, TN, attending the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for undergrad and the University of Mississippi School of Law.

Joe is a litigator and the managing partner of Foley’s Raleigh office. He reflects on growing up on farm in Powells Point, NC, attending the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for undergrad and the University of North Carolina School of Law.

This episode features a conversation with Casey, a partner in Foley’s executive compensation and employee benefits group.

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office's Artificial Intelligence Search Automated Pilot, or ASAP, program introduces earlier visibility into the prior art landscape by providing applicants with an automated search results notice prior to substantive examination.

On April 13, 2026, the Delaware Court of Chancery dismissed three derivative suits in In re Tesla, Inc. Derivative Litigation based on Tesla’s forum selection bylaw requiring that those lawsuits be brought in Texas. All three derivative lawsuits were filed after Tesla announced its proposal to redomesticate and adopt a Texas exclusive forum bylaw but before the redomestication and amended bylaw became effective after shareholder approval.

In fee-shifting cases, it can be tempting to treat a post-judgment attorneys’ fee demand or motion as an unpleasant but largely unavoidable addition to litigation. Especially after a hard-fought merits battle, defendants may wonder whether it is worth spending more time and money to challenge a fee request.