<rss xmlns:a10="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom" version="2.0"><channel><title>Publication</title><link>https://www.morganlewis.com/rss/publication</link><description>Publications RSS Feed</description><count>25</count><item><link>https://www.morganlewis.com/pubs/2026/06/eu-pay-transparency-directive-the-deadline-for-transposition-has-passed-what-now</link><title>EU Pay Transparency Directive: The Deadline for Transposition Has Passed—What Now?</title><description>On 7 June 2026, the deadline for EU member states to transpose the Pay Transparency Directive (the Directive) passed. With only a few member states having transposed the Directive into local law on time, many organisations are questioning what this means for compliance in member states that have not yet transposed the Directive.</description><pubDate>Mon, 08 Jun 2026 00:00:00 -0500</pubDate><body></body><guid>f37e559d-4d96-4e95-9fce-c7e8607d5316</guid><practice>Labor, Employment &amp;amp; Benefits</practice><practice>Global Employment &amp;amp; Immigration</practice><practice>Global Pay Equity</practice><practice>Europe</practice><practice>United Kingdom</practice><PGcodes>EB</PGcodes><PGcodes>LBR</PGcodes><PGcodes>IMM</PGcodes><author>Louise Skinner</author><author>Aaron Grant</author><author>Phoebe Fardell</author></item><item><link>https://www.morganlewis.com/pubs/2026/06/amarin-v-hikma-supreme-court-applies-twombly-iqbal-and-leaves-induced-infringement-standards-untouched</link><title>Amarin v. Hikma : Supreme Court Applies Twombly , Iqbal and Leaves Induced-Infringement Standards Untouched</title><description>The US Supreme Court’s recent decision in Hikma Pharmaceuticals USA Inc. v. Amarin Pharma Inc. clarifies what federal pleading standards demand in induced-infringement cases involving pharmaceutical “skinny” labels and off-label infringement theories. The ruling holds that patent holders must include allegations of “active” encouragement—whether explicit or implicit—to state a claim. This decision affects litigation strategies and clarifies the availability of the skinny label pathway, which has long been an important consideration for branded and generic pharmaceutical companies.</description><pubDate>Fri, 05 Jun 2026 00:00:00 -0500</pubDate><body></body><guid>8cdb0811-5b87-463d-93f7-7b8454c3f5ec</guid><practice>Intellectual Property</practice><practice>Intellectual Property Litigation</practice><practice>FDA &amp;amp; Healthcare</practice><practice>Appellate</practice><practice>Litigation, Regulation &amp;amp; Investigations</practice><practice>United States</practice><practice>Life Sciences</practice><PGcodes>IP</PGcodes><PGcodes>IPLIT</PGcodes><PGcodes>FDA</PGcodes><PGcodes>LIT</PGcodes><author>Michael T. Sikora</author><author>Alison P. Patitucci, Ph.D.</author><author>Michael J. Abernathy</author><author>Maarika L. Kimbrell</author></item><item><link>https://www.morganlewis.com/pubs/2026/06/nerc-reliability-guideline-signals-expanded-focus-on-reliability-effects-from-large-load-integration</link><title>NERC Reliability Guideline Signals Expanded Focus on Reliability Effects from Large Load Integration</title><description>The North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) has issued a new Reliability Guideline providing a detailed framework to address reliability issues associated with rapidly growing large loads such as data centers, cryptocurrency mining facilities, hydrogen production facilities, manufacturing facilities, and arc furnaces.</description><pubDate>Fri, 05 Jun 2026 00:00:00 -0500</pubDate><body></body><guid>41a5a9b4-b9e2-4c01-89bb-6cfd2064583a</guid><practice>United States</practice><practice>Energy</practice><practice>Electric Power &amp; Transmission</practice><author>Stephen M. Spina</author><author>J. Daniel Skees</author><author>Arjun P. Ramadevanahalli</author><author>Robert P. Goldfin</author></item><item><link>https://www.morganlewis.com/pubs/2026/06/new-executive-order-pressures-lenders-to-account-for-citizenship-status-in-risk-based-diligence</link><title>New Executive Order Pressures Lenders to Account for Citizenship Status in Risk-Based Diligence</title><description>Building on prior orders, the White House’s Executive Order 14406, Restoring Integrity to America’s Financial System, pressures financial institutions to integrate citizenship status into their risk-based diligence measures.</description><pubDate>Fri, 05 Jun 2026 00:00:00 -0500</pubDate><body></body><guid>28482cbd-bd67-4dde-8b52-8c1c74fe0113</guid><practice>Litigation, Regulation &amp;amp; Investigations</practice><practice>Consumer Financial Services</practice><practice>International Trade &amp;amp; National Security</practice><practice>United States</practice><practice>Banking</practice><PGcodes>LIT</PGcodes><PGcodes>ACCP</PGcodes><author>Allen Denson</author><author>Katelyn M. Hilferty</author><author>Alice S. Hrdy</author><author>William Jauquet</author><author>Kelly A. Moore</author><author>Christopher M. Paridon</author><author>Joseph B. Sconyers</author><author>Daniel B. Tehrani</author></item><item><link>https://www.morganlewis.com/blogs/sourcingatmorganlewis/2026/06/open-source-software-common-areas-of-inquiry-in-m-and-a-due-diligence</link><title>Open-Source Software: Common Areas of Inquiry in M&amp;A Due Diligence</title><description>Open-source software (OSS) is widely used throughout the software industry and can generally be incorporated into commercial products or used internally as development tools. OSS is made available under licenses permitting users to access, use, modify, and distribute publicly available source code subject to specific license terms. Some OSS license rights are more permissive than others.</description><pubDate>Fri, 05 Jun 2026 00:00:00 -0500</pubDate><body></body><guid>2380faee-33d8-4fdc-a0c0-f5c86aab9b81</guid><practice>Telecommunications, Media &amp;amp; Technology</practice><practice>Cybersecurity, Incident Response &amp; Privacy</practice><practice>Technology Transactions, Outsourcing &amp;amp; Commercial Contracts</practice><practice>Mergers &amp;amp; Acquisitions</practice><practice>Corporate, Finance &amp;amp; Investment Management</practice><practice>Litigation, Regulation &amp;amp; Investigations</practice><practice>United States</practice><practice>Europe</practice><practice>Technology</practice><PGcodes>TMT</PGcodes><PGcodes>ACCP</PGcodes><PGcodes>LIT</PGcodes><PGcodes>OUT</PGcodes><PGcodes>CBT</PGcodes><PGcodes>MA</PGcodes><author>Katrina Slack </author><author>Vito Petretti</author></item><item><link>https://www.morganlewis.com/pubs/2026/06/the-french-ma-deal-landscape-key-considerations-for-cross-border-investors</link><title>The French M&amp;A Deal Landscape: Key Considerations for Cross-Border Investors</title><description>France remains one of Europe’s most active and attractive mergers and acquisitions (M&amp;A) markets, but foreign investors should be aware of several legal, regulatory, and transactional features that can materially affect deal timing, structure, and risk allocation. Recent developments in foreign investment screening, competition law, labor consultation requirements, and transaction practice continue to shape the French deal landscape.</description><pubDate>Fri, 05 Jun 2026 00:00:00 -0500</pubDate><body></body><guid>8a354381-74ac-441a-967b-aa2f8701f3fe</guid><practice>Mergers &amp;amp; Acquisitions</practice><practice>Corporate, Finance &amp;amp; Investment Management</practice><practice>Europe</practice><practice>France</practice><practice>United States</practice><PGcodes>CBT</PGcodes><PGcodes>MA</PGcodes><author>Sébastien Pontillo</author><author>Andrew L. Milano</author></item><item><link>https://www.morganlewis.com/pubs/2026/06/us-department-of-labor-erisa-enforcement-spring-2026-updates</link><title>US Department of Labor ERISA Enforcement Spring 2026 Updates</title><description>This LawFlash discusses recent developments on the US Department of Labor’s activities regarding ERISA violations, including the department’s stated intent to depart from “regulation by enforcement” and updates to its official enforcement priorities and statistics on enforcement accomplishments.</description><pubDate>Fri, 05 Jun 2026 00:00:00 -0500</pubDate><body></body><guid>a2c0c580-2bff-4008-ad6a-47a39da1425f</guid><practice>Labor, Employment &amp;amp; Benefits</practice><practice>ERISA Fiduciary Duty</practice><practice>Retirement Plan Design &amp;amp; Administration</practice><practice>United States</practice><PGcodes>EB</PGcodes><PGcodes>LBR</PGcodes><PGcodes>ERISA</PGcodes><author>Elizabeth S. Goldberg</author><author>Tyler J. Dixon</author></item><item><link>https://www.morganlewis.com/pubs/2026/06/executive-order-promotes-public-private-cooperation-on-ai-innovation-and-security</link><title>Executive Order Promotes Public-Private Cooperation on AI Innovation and Security</title><description>The White House issued on June 2, 2026 the executive order Promoting Advanced Artificial Intelligence Innovation and Security, directing federal agencies to accelerate the use of advanced artificial intelligence in cybersecurity, establish a voluntary framework for federal engagement with developers of “covered frontier models,” and prioritize enforcement against AI-enabled cybercrime.</description><pubDate>Thu, 04 Jun 2026 00:00:00 -0500</pubDate><body></body><guid>483669b4-a454-438b-ad9a-0c02ea2b6425</guid><practice>Litigation, Regulation &amp;amp; Investigations</practice><practice>Government Solutions</practice><practice>Government Contracts</practice><practice>Intellectual Property</practice><practice>Patent</practice><practice>United States</practice><practice>Technology</practice><practice>Artificial Intelligence</practice><practice>Software</practice><PGcodes>LIT</PGcodes><PGcodes>IP</PGcodes><PGcodes>PAT</PGcodes><author>Dion M. Bregman</author><author>David B. Mendelsohn</author><author>Alexander B. Hastings</author></item><item><link>https://www.morganlewis.com/pubs/2026/06/florida-supreme-court-clarifies-standard-for-private-sector-whistleblowers-act-claims</link><title>Florida Supreme Court Clarifies Standard for Private Sector Whistleblower’s Act Claims</title><description>Resolving a longstanding split among Florida appellate courts, the Florida Supreme Court has held that employees bringing retaliation claims under the private sector Whistleblower’s Act must prove that the challenged activity, policy, or practice of the employer is, by definition, in violation of law, and not merely that they had a good-faith reasonable belief that the employer violated the law.</description><pubDate>Thu, 04 Jun 2026 00:00:00 -0500</pubDate><body></body><guid>d3c0040a-758b-403b-a977-29c160bdbc2c</guid><practice>Labor, Employment &amp;amp; Benefits</practice><practice>Individual Employee Litigation &amp;amp; Arbitration</practice><practice>Whistleblowing &amp;amp; Retaliation</practice><practice>United States</practice><PGcodes>EB</PGcodes><PGcodes>LBR</PGcodes><author>Jennifer Bullock</author><author>Samuel S. Shaulson</author><author>Joseph D. Magrisso</author></item><item><link>https://www.morganlewis.com/pubs/2026/06/keys-to-success-in-cyber-incident-response-in-2026</link><title>Keys to Success in Cyber Incident Response in 2026</title><description>In 2026, cybersecurity incidents are no longer a matter of if, or even when, for most companies. Repeat attacks, identity-driven intrusions, supply chain compromises, insider mistakes, AI-enabled exploitation, quick exfiltration, ransomware, and social engineering are all compressing response timelines and raising operational stakes.</description><pubDate>Thu, 04 Jun 2026 00:00:00 -0500</pubDate><body></body><guid>52a43a7b-20bd-423c-b636-dec137fedc18</guid><practice>Litigation, Regulation &amp;amp; Investigations</practice><practice>Cybersecurity, Incident Response &amp; Privacy</practice><practice>United States</practice><practice>Europe</practice><practice>Technology</practice><practice>Artificial Intelligence</practice><PGcodes>LIT</PGcodes><PGcodes>ACCP</PGcodes><author>Gregory T. Parks</author><author>Kristin M. Hadgis</author><author>Hannah Levin</author><author>Heather Egan</author><author>Vishnu Shankar</author></item><item><link>https://www.morganlewis.com/blogs/shiftingsandsoflaborlaw/2026/06/navigating-employment-law-in-the-middle-east-termination-of-employment-in-the-adgm</link><title>Navigating Employment Law in the Middle East: Termination of Employment in the ADGM</title><description>Morgan Lewis recently hosted the latest session in its Navigating Employment Law in the Middle East webinar series, focusing on the legal framework governing termination of employment in the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM).</description><pubDate>Thu, 04 Jun 2026 00:00:00 -0500</pubDate><body></body><guid>f97cbf55-38c2-4ff0-bd22-dba2e6385c30</guid><practice>Labor, Employment &amp;amp; Benefits</practice><practice>Global Employment &amp;amp; Immigration</practice><practice>Individual Employee Litigation &amp;amp; Arbitration</practice><practice>Middle East</practice><practice>United Arab Emirates</practice><PGcodes>EB</PGcodes><PGcodes>LBR</PGcodes><PGcodes>IMM</PGcodes><author>Rebecca Ford</author><author>Lisa Merod</author></item><item><link>https://www.morganlewis.com/pubs/2026/06/sec-proposes-registered-offering-reforms-with-significant-implications-for-bdcs-and-reits</link><title>SEC Proposes Registered Offering Reforms with Significant Implications for BDCs and REITs</title><description>The US Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed broad amendments to the rules governing how companies raise capital through public offerings.</description><pubDate>Thu, 04 Jun 2026 00:00:00 -0500</pubDate><body></body><guid>e3177ab9-85bb-4792-b3e6-f490c69e19e2</guid><practice>Corporate, Finance &amp;amp; Investment Management</practice><practice>Litigation, Regulation &amp;amp; Investigations</practice><practice>Securities, Corporate Governance &amp; Shareholder Litigation</practice><practice>Registered Funds</practice><practice>Investment Management</practice><practice>United States</practice><practice>Investment Funds</practice><PGcodes>CBT</PGcodes><PGcodes>LIT</PGcodes><PGcodes>SEC</PGcodes><PGcodes>IMPG</PGcodes><author>John J. O'Brien</author><author>K. Michael Carlton</author><author>Mary E. Zimmerman</author></item><item><link>https://www.morganlewis.com/blogs/shiftingsandsoflaborlaw/2026/06/the-gcc-midday-sun-rule-what-employers-need-to-know-across-the-gulf</link><title>The GCC Midday Sun Rule: What Employers Need to Know Across the Gulf</title><description>As temperatures across the Gulf sharply rise each summer, Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) governments reintroduce the annual “midday sun” or “midday work ban” rules designed to protect outdoor workers from extreme heat exposure. In the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the annual midday break comes into force on 15 June and remains one of the region’s best-known seasonal labour protections.</description><pubDate>Thu, 04 Jun 2026 00:00:00 -0500</pubDate><body></body><guid>cb603f92-a33c-4d43-807b-f98b008351c4</guid><practice>Labor, Employment &amp;amp; Benefits</practice><practice>Global Employment &amp;amp; Immigration</practice><practice>ESG &amp; Sustainability Advisory</practice><practice>Business and Human Rights Law</practice><practice>Litigation, Regulation &amp;amp; Investigations</practice><practice>Corporate, Finance &amp;amp; Investment Management</practice><practice>Middle East</practice><practice>United Arab Emirates</practice><practice>Saudi Arabia</practice><PGcodes>EB</PGcodes><PGcodes>LBR</PGcodes><PGcodes>IMM</PGcodes><PGcodes>LIT</PGcodes><PGcodes>CBT</PGcodes><author>Rebecca Ford</author><author>Lisa Merod</author></item><item><link>https://www.morganlewis.com/blogs/sourcingatmorganlewis/2026/06/ai-and-outsourcing-series-digital-dependency-and-key-considerations-in-outsourcing-deals</link><title>AI &amp; Outsourcing Series: Digital Dependency and Key Considerations in Outsourcing Deals</title><description>As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly embedded in outsourced services, companies are facing a new and growing challenge: digital dependency on their vendors. Modern outsourcing relationships are no longer limited to staffing support or standardized technology platforms.</description><pubDate>Wed, 03 Jun 2026 00:00:00 -0500</pubDate><body></body><guid>d5a2392f-76ab-40e6-9946-6f93466fd0ca</guid><practice>Corporate, Finance &amp;amp; Investment Management</practice><practice>Commercial Contracts</practice><practice>Technology Transactions, Outsourcing &amp;amp; Commercial Contracts</practice><practice>Intellectual Property</practice><practice>Technology Transactions</practice><practice>United States</practice><practice>Technology</practice><practice>Artificial Intelligence</practice><PGcodes>CBT</PGcodes><PGcodes>OUT</PGcodes><PGcodes>IP</PGcodes><author>Marina G. Aronchik</author><author>C. ("Kari") Krusmark</author><author>Barbara Murphy Melby</author></item><item><link>https://www.morganlewis.com/pubs/2026/06/cloud-and-ict-outsourcings-in-the-uae</link><title>Cloud and ICT Outsourcings in the UAE, Practical Law</title><description>Thomson Reuters ’ Practical Law featured a practice note by partners Ksenia Andreeva and Anastasia Dergacheva and associate Alena Neskoromyuk examining the legal and regulatory considerations associated with cloud services and information and communications technology outsourcing arrangements in the United Arab Emirates.</description><pubDate>Wed, 03 Jun 2026 00:00:00 -0500</pubDate><body></body><guid>859a88eb-79d5-4a70-94fa-a35ff2e3a662</guid><practice>Corporate, Finance &amp;amp; Investment Management</practice><practice>Global Outsourcing</practice><practice>Technology Transactions, Outsourcing &amp;amp; Commercial Contracts</practice><practice>Commercial Contracts</practice><practice>Litigation, Regulation &amp;amp; Investigations</practice><practice>Cybersecurity, Incident Response &amp; Privacy</practice><practice>Middle East</practice><practice>United Arab Emirates</practice><practice>Technology</practice><practice>Software</practice><practice>Telecoms &amp; Infrastructure</practice><PGcodes>CBT</PGcodes><PGcodes>OUT</PGcodes><PGcodes>LIT</PGcodes><PGcodes>ACCP</PGcodes><author>Ksenia Andreeva</author><author>Anastasia Dergacheva</author><author>Alena Neskoromyuk</author></item><item><link>https://www.morganlewis.com/blogs/mlbenebits/2026/06/designing-executive-loan-programs-in-the-context-of-incentive-equity-key-considerations-and-practices</link><title>Designing Executive Loan Programs in the Context of Incentive Equity: Key Considerations and Practices</title><description>Executive loan programs have become a popular strategic response to complex executive compensation demands in a competitive talent market.</description><pubDate>Wed, 03 Jun 2026 00:00:00 -0500</pubDate><body></body><guid>1d92b3ab-53c8-4264-80d1-619a93ca2d02</guid><practice>Labor, Employment &amp;amp; Benefits</practice><practice>Executive Compensation</practice><practice>United States</practice><PGcodes>EB</PGcodes><PGcodes>LBR</PGcodes><author>Austin S. Lilling</author><author>Timothy J. Durbin </author><author>Gina L. Lauriero</author></item><item><link>https://www.morganlewis.com/pubs/2026/06/privacy-and-data-security-in-m-and-a-transactions-five-legal-requirements-and-practical-deal-considerations</link><title>Privacy and Data Security in M&amp;A Transactions: Five Legal Requirements and Practical Deal Considerations</title><description>This Insight outlines five core legal requirements that should frame diligence and transaction planning, followed by practical considerations for implementing privacy and security protections in deal execution.</description><pubDate>Wed, 03 Jun 2026 00:00:00 -0500</pubDate><body></body><guid>c9211d8e-8967-47ff-9507-9db9f6d22cf2</guid><practice>Litigation, Regulation &amp;amp; Investigations</practice><practice>Corporate, Finance &amp;amp; Investment Management</practice><practice>Mergers &amp;amp; Acquisitions</practice><practice>Cybersecurity, Incident Response &amp; Privacy</practice><practice>United States</practice><PGcodes>LIT</PGcodes><PGcodes>CBT</PGcodes><PGcodes>MA</PGcodes><PGcodes>ACCP</PGcodes><author>Ezra D. Church</author></item><item><link>https://www.morganlewis.com/blogs/asprescribed/2026/06/fda-publishes-draft-guidance-on-three-year-new-clinical-investigation-exclusivity</link><title>FDA Publishes Draft Guidance on Three-Year New Clinical Investigation Exclusivity</title><description>Since 1984, FDA has had authority to recognize three years of regulatory exclusivity for certain qualifying new drug applications that conduct new clinical investigations essential for its approval. Despite no shortage of controversy, nuance, challenges, and litigation in the intervening decades on its application of these provisions, FDA’s public-facing interpretation of these provisions was limited to slim regulation, citizen petition responses, and court filings. After promising its publication for some time, FDA has issued the draft guidance New Clinical Investigation Exclusivity (3-Year Exclusivity) for Drug Products: Questions and Answers .</description><pubDate>Tue, 02 Jun 2026 00:00:00 -0500</pubDate><body></body><guid>dc92ceae-08ca-4dc4-bc84-bc5fa16e4e93</guid><practice>FDA &amp;amp; Healthcare</practice><practice>United States</practice><practice>Life Sciences</practice><practice>Pharmaceuticals &amp; Biotechnology</practice><PGcodes>FDA</PGcodes><author>Maarika L. Kimbrell</author><author>Sydney Menack</author></item><item><link>https://www.morganlewis.com/pubs/2026/06/fincen-world-cup-warning-raises-trafficking-risks-for-cos</link><title>FinCEN World Cup Warning Raises Trafficking Risks For Cos., Law360</title><description>Partners Ashley R. Lynam, Alice S. Hrdy, and of counsel Christian C. Contardo co-authored an article for Law360 analyzing a recent FinCEN advisory notice warning of heightened human trafficking risks associated with the 2026 FIFA World Cup.</description><pubDate>Tue, 02 Jun 2026 00:00:00 -0500</pubDate><body></body><guid>6b2ec16c-943c-40b7-874d-7ed0ce29e06e</guid><practice>Litigation, Regulation &amp;amp; Investigations</practice><practice>Labor, Employment &amp;amp; Benefits</practice><practice>Workplace Harassment Crisis Capabilities</practice><practice>Organizational Culture: Change &amp; Compliance</practice><practice>United States</practice><practice>Banking</practice><practice>Digital Banking</practice><practice>Fintech &amp; Digital Assets</practice><practice>Healthcare</practice><practice>Sports</practice><practice>Restaurant &amp; Food Service</practice><practice>Sports Governing Bodies &amp; Major Events</practice><PGcodes>LIT</PGcodes><PGcodes>EB</PGcodes><PGcodes>LBR</PGcodes><PGcodes>WTR</PGcodes><author>Ashley R. Lynam</author><author>Alice S. Hrdy</author><author>Christian C. Contardo</author><author>Carl A. Valenstein</author></item><item><link>https://www.morganlewis.com/blogs/governmentcontractorguidebook/2026/06/govcon-update-fy27-ndaa-fca-enforcement-transportation-funding</link><title>GovCon Update: FY27 NDAA, FCA Enforcement, Transportation Funding</title><description>Recent developments in government contracting include the release of the House Armed Services Committee’s draft National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for Fiscal Year 2027, a new Department of Justice (DOJ) initiative aimed at accelerating review of certain False Claims Act (FCA) whistleblower cases, and the advancement of a major surface transportation reauthorization bill in the House of Representatives, highlighting continued congressional and executive branch focus on defense modernization, fraud enforcement, and major infrastructure investment.</description><pubDate>Tue, 02 Jun 2026 00:00:00 -0500</pubDate><body></body><guid>b00bc735-9055-41cb-9cd8-78c8fb603eea</guid><practice>Government Contractor Compliance</practice><practice>Government Contracts</practice><practice>Government Solutions</practice><practice>White Collar Litigation &amp;amp; Government Investigations</practice><practice>International Trade &amp;amp; National Security</practice><practice>False Claims Act &amp; Qui Tam Litigation</practice><practice>Litigation, Regulation &amp;amp; Investigations</practice><practice>United States</practice><PGcodes>LBRRE</PGcodes><PGcodes>LIT</PGcodes><PGcodes>FDA</PGcodes><author>Alexander B. Hastings</author><author>Moshe Klein</author></item><item><link>https://www.morganlewis.com/pubs/2026/06/navigating-the-right-to-repair-landscape-in-2026-a-refresher-on-basics-and-best-practices</link><title>Navigating the ‘Right to Repair’ Landscape in 2026: A Refresher on Basics and Best Practices</title><description>With state “right to repair” laws continuing to gain traction in 2026, companies face increasing complexity within an already sophisticated framework of antitrust, consumer protection, and warranty laws, statutes, and regulations.</description><pubDate>Tue, 02 Jun 2026 00:00:00 -0500</pubDate><body></body><guid>a14c34fa-6a79-4e8c-94c4-14517a647dea</guid><practice>Litigation, Regulation &amp;amp; Investigations</practice><practice>Antitrust &amp;amp; Competition</practice><practice>Consumer Protection Defense</practice><practice>United States</practice><PGcodes>LIT</PGcodes><PGcodes>ATR</PGcodes><PGcodes>ACCP</PGcodes><author>Daniel S. Savrin</author><author>Caitlin Zeytoonian</author><author>Noah Beckert-McGirr</author><author>Abigail Guyon</author></item><item><link>https://www.morganlewis.com/pubs/2026/06/protect-college-sports-act-reshapes-nil-and-athlete-rights</link><title>Protect College Sports Act Reshapes NIL and Athlete Rights</title><description>US senators recently introduced the bipartisan Protect College Sports Act of 2026, a sweeping proposal that would establish a federal framework for college athletics and address longstanding uncertainty surrounding student-athlete name, image, and likeness compensation; athlete protections; and the governance of collegiate sports.</description><pubDate>Tue, 02 Jun 2026 00:00:00 -0500</pubDate><body></body><guid>830fdb14-a18e-4e73-8825-a67b433f5466</guid><practice>Intellectual Property</practice><practice>United States</practice><practice>Sports</practice><practice>US College Sports</practice><PGcodes>IP</PGcodes><author>Dana S. Gross</author><author>Erin McBride </author><author>William Scoville</author><author>David B. Mendelsohn</author></item><item><link>https://www.morganlewis.com/pubs/2026/06/proxy-voting-under-erisa-dol-guidance-signals-greater-oversight-and-risk</link><title>Proxy Voting Under ERISA: DOL Guidance Signals Greater Oversight—and Risk</title><description>The US Department of Labor’s Employee Benefits Security Administration (EBSA) has issued a technical release providing targeted guidance on when proxy advisory firms could be viewed as acting as Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA) fiduciaries and how ERISA preemption is viewed by the Department in relation to certain state disclosure laws that pertain to proxy voting.</description><pubDate>Tue, 02 Jun 2026 00:00:00 -0500</pubDate><body></body><guid>4a542f46-d81a-4f85-9398-5113c1bbc6c9</guid><practice>Labor, Employment &amp;amp; Benefits</practice><practice>ERISA/Employee Benefits Litigation</practice><practice>ERISA Fiduciary Duty</practice><practice>Corporate, Finance &amp;amp; Investment Management</practice><practice>ESG &amp; Sustainability Advisory</practice><practice>United States</practice><PGcodes>EB</PGcodes><PGcodes>LBR</PGcodes><PGcodes>ERISA</PGcodes><PGcodes>CBT</PGcodes><author>Elizabeth S. Goldberg</author><author>Rachel Mann </author><author>Yara Ismael</author></item><item><link>https://www.morganlewis.com/pubs/2026/06/regulation-on-outbound-investment-why-chinese-counterparty-compliance-is-now-a-deal-risk</link><title>Regulation on Outbound Investment: Why Chinese Counterparty Compliance Is Now a Deal Risk</title><description>On June 1, 2026, China’s State Council promulgated the Regulation on Outbound Investment (《国务院关于对外投资的规定》), effective July 1.</description><pubDate>Tue, 02 Jun 2026 00:00:00 -0500</pubDate><body></body><guid>57958d22-b621-4663-ad54-05ea97ce4805</guid><practice>Intellectual Property</practice><practice>Asia</practice><practice>Greater China</practice><practice>Singapore</practice><practice>Technology</practice><practice>Artificial Intelligence</practice><PGcodes>IP</PGcodes><author>Todd Liao</author><author>Mudan He</author><author>Sylvia Hu</author><author>Fan Shi</author></item><item><link>https://www.morganlewis.com/blogs/datacenterbytes/2026/06/data-center-growth-is-reshaping-energy-strategy-and-infrastructure-planning</link><title>Data Center Growth Is Reshaping Energy Strategy and Infrastructure Planning</title><description>As AI adoption and hyperscale computing continue to drive significant data center growth, companies are facing increasing challenges related to power availability, infrastructure constraints, and long-term energy planning.</description><pubDate>Mon, 01 Jun 2026 00:00:00 -0500</pubDate><body></body><guid>9677fa91-f4f9-4a16-96bd-99aa7ddcdacc</guid><practice>Corporate, Finance &amp;amp; Investment Management</practice><practice>Energy &amp; Infrastructure</practice><practice>Tax</practice><practice>United States</practice><practice>Energy</practice><practice>Nuclear Energy</practice><practice>Energy Storage</practice><practice>Technology</practice><practice>Data Centers</practice><practice>Artificial Intelligence</practice><PGcodes>CBT</PGcodes><PGcodes>ENE</PGcodes><PGcodes>TAX</PGcodes><author>Barbara Murphy Melby</author><author>Jane Accomando</author><author>Arjun P. 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