For many organizations, the question is no longer whether to adopt an AI governance program. Most organizations already have one (or at least the beginnings of one) in the form of AI use policies, intake processes, vendor diligence questionnaires, data-use restrictions, employee training and legal review procedures. But the AI landscape is moving faster than many of…

This webinar explored how AI is reshaping the employment law and workplace landscape. As AI tools became more integrated into hiring, performance management and workplace decision-making, regulators moved quickly to establish new compliance requirements and define the boundaries of permissible use.The program provided an overview of the rapidly evolving legal landscape governing the use of…

The environmental permitting landscape for data centers is shifting rapidly, with federal and state regulators often pulling in opposite directions. The Trump Administration has moved to accelerate federal environmental review and to open federal lands for data center siting. States and localities have responded by tightening scrutiny of the energy, water, and land use impacts…

Our team members will be participating in several speaking engagements over the coming months, sharing perspectives on emerging trends, regulatory developments, and practical challenges across the global data privacy, AI, and cybersecurity landscape.

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As with all industries, agentic AI is already starting to have a dramatic impact on the automotive industry, particularly with regard to:

  • improving the speed at which vehicles are designed and tested in ways which also better reflect:
    • customer needs;
    • the need to design safer and more efficient vehicles;
    • the complex interactions between components in

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Connecticut Attorney General William Tong recently issued an advisory memorandum (“Advisory”) to all “State Officials, Agencies and Concerned Parties” about how existing Connecticut laws apply to artificial intelligence (“AI”).In the Advisory, Attorney General Tong hints at enforcement priorities and offers businesses a roadmap for compliance in describing how Connecticut’s civil rights, privacy and data security,…

As trailed in its progress statement published in December 2025 and discussed in our previous blog, the UK government published on 18 March 2026 its much awaited full report considering the use of copyright works in the development of AI systems. The report follows the government’s high-profile consultation on Copyright and Artificial Intelligence which…