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Our new LearningLab: On-Demand Hub offers a growing library of continuing legal education (CLE) and business-focused legal insights you can now access anytime, anywhere.

Foley has a rich history of supporting our clients with in-person CLE opportunities. We are excited to invite you to Foley’s Annual Milwaukee CLE Week, a three day, in-person event held at Foley’s Milwaukee office, designed to deliver timely insights on key business, industry, and ethics topics.

Join Foley & Lardner LLP and BRG for a webinar exploring the intersection of trade secret litigation, digital forensics, and artificial intelligence.

Substantial transformation rules determine when processing or manufacturing changes a product’s country of origin, generally requiring a significant change in name, character, or use compared with its inputs.

The next autonomy patent wars may not be confined to cars. As AI moves into drones, robots, defense systems, warehouses, and industrial equipment, the collision between software, sensors, connectivity, and physical control may create new licensing and litigation flashpoints.

On October 29, 2026, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) announced that it voted the day prior to rescind, effective immediately, its “Enforcement Guidance on the Consideration of Arrest and Conviction Records in Employment Decisions Under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act.” That guidance had dated to 2012.

This episode features Nicole Strydom, Deputy General Counsel and Assistant Corporate Secretary at C.H. Robinson. In this conversation, Nicole reflects on her unconventional path to law, including her career as a professional cellist before attending Hamline School of Law.

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.

Substantial transformation rules determine when processing or manufacturing changes a product’s country of origin, generally requiring a significant change in name, character, or use compared with its inputs.

The next autonomy patent wars may not be confined to cars. As AI moves into drones, robots, defense systems, warehouses, and industrial equipment, the collision between software, sensors, connectivity, and physical control may create new licensing and litigation flashpoints.

On November 9, 2026, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit issued its long-awaited written opinion in the challenge to California Senate Bills (SB) 253 and 261.