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Foley partner Aaron Tantleff is speaking in the upcoming Data Privacy for Health Summitt on the panel “AI in Healthcare: From Innovation to Liability.” From training data to regulatory scrutiny, this panel will explore how AI is transforming life sciences, and where responsibility lies when things go wrong.

Foley & Lardner LLP is back in Boston for our 22nd Annual IP Conference! Join us on Friday, October 9, 2026, for a full day of insightful discussions led by industry voices from across the corporate and intellectual property landscape. This premier event will explore emerging trends, best practices in IP management, and key legal considerations, providing a valuable opportunity to:

Two-part webinar on tariff policy shifts, IEEPA refunds, trade disputes, and supply chain strategies.

In this discussion, Daniela reflects on growing up in McAllen, TX, and earning her BA and Master’s in accounting from The University of Texas at Austin before attending Texas Tech University School of Law.

Actions signal OFAC's continued recalibration of the Venezuela sanctions program — tightening restrictions in some areas while carving out narrow pathways for certain commercial and humanitarian activities.

In this discussion, Daniela reflects on growing up in McAllen, TX, and earning her BA and Master’s in accounting from The University of Texas at Austin before attending Texas Tech University School of Law.

This episode features a conversation with John Stillman. John is a summer associate in Foley’s Chicago office focused on litigation.

This episode features a conversation with Peyton Recer. Peyton is a summer associate in Foley’s Tampa office focused on real estate.

The board meeting is running long. The CEO has just finished the growth story, and everyone in the room is nodding along. Then someone asks the CFO the only question that matters: “Does the cash support this?” The room goes quiet in a specific way. Everyone else in that meeting is allowed to be optimistic. The CFO is not.

Decided five years before the surge of discretionary denial decisions in 2025, the second prong of Advanced Bionics requires the Director to determine “whether the petitioner has demonstrated that the Office erred in a manner material to the patentability of challenged claims” when the same or substantially the same art or arguments previously were presented to the Office.

The Tax Administration Service (SAT) continues to audit taxpayers as part of the new expedited domiciliary audit procedure, through which it can determine whether the digital tax invoices (CFDI) issued by such taxpayers are fraudulent.