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Employee Relations Law Journal | How the Second Trump Administration Could Affect Retirements Plans

Retirement planning in the United States is shaped by the intersection of tax policy, federal entitlement programs, financial regulation, and macroeconomic conditions. Donald J. Trump’s second presidential term could bring significant changes to this landscape. While proposals remain somewhat fluid, Continue Reading

Publication - September 23, 2025

Reuters Legal News | Keep Your Assets Clean: The Risks of Owning ‘Dirty’ Crypto

Transactions conducted in fiat currency seldom give rise to questions regarding the currency's origins; however, transactions involving digital assets warrant greater scrutiny. There may be legal ramifications for those who unwittingly possess digital assets like Bitcoin that have been connected to Continue Reading

Publication - September 11, 2025

AdExchanger | A Year in Data Privacy Is a Lifetime, So Your ‘New’ Compliance Policy May Already Be Outdated

Everything seems to get better and last longer. Remember when it was recommended to change your oil every 3,000 miles? Now it is 5,000 miles. Remember when milk used to go sour in the fridge in a few days? Now it will make it through the weekend. However, as the realm of privacy law advances, Continue Reading

Publication - August 25, 2025

Adapting to Change: The Key Trends Redefining Public Relations Firms

The Public Relations industry is experiencing exciting transformations, with consolidations, mergers, and evolving agency structures creating new opportunities. At the same time, the rise of artificial intelligence is enhancing how firms operate. Some organizations are embracing in-house or hybrid Continue Reading

Publication - June 26, 2025

Reuters Legal News | The Return of Stolen Crypto Can Be a Taxing Event

Digital assets have been subject to some of the largest thefts in history. In fact, the largest crypto theft — in connection with the February 2025 $1.5 billion Bybit hack — dwarfs the Guinness Book of World Records' entry for the largest bank robbery of $282 million. See "Crypto's biggest Continue Reading

Publication - June 17, 2025

AdExchanger | New US State Children’s Privacy Laws Continue To Reshape Digital Marketing

Last year saw a proliferation of US state laws regulating the processing of children’s data. 2025 promises to be just as active, with new rules either already in effect or coming into force later this year.  Companies in the ad tech ecosystem should pay attention to the evolving Continue Reading

Publication - June 11, 2025

Employee Relations Law Journal | Non-Quantitative Treatment Limitations Comparative Analysis: What Plan Fiduciaries Need To Know

Update as of 5/15/2025 Following the date of this publication, in May 2025, under President Trump, the Departments announced a non-enforcement policy with respect to the requirements of the 2024 Final Regulations discussed herein, as issued under President Biden.  Until the final resolution Continue Reading

Publication - May 16, 2025

Reuters Legal News | Crypto Ownership and Custodial Wallets: Owning Without Owning?

Over the last decade, year over year, hackers have stolen billions of dollars in cryptocurrencies. Last month, another of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges was hacked in what has been called the largest crypto heist in history.  The exchange was Bybit, based in Dubai, and the Continue Reading

Publication - March 31, 2025

Employee Relations Law Journal | ERISA “Stock Drop” Cases: Should Plan Fiduciaries Rest Easy?

Prior to 2014, many federal courts applied a “presumption of prudence" standard when evaluating a fiduciary's decision to offer employer stock as an investment option under their company’s retirement plan. However, Fifth Third Bancorp v. Dudenhoeffer, drastically changed this, as the U.S. Supreme Continue Reading

Publication - March 21, 2025

Employee Relations Law Journal | Excessive Fee Suits Imperil ERISA Fiduciaries for Health and Welfare Plans

The standards that ERISA fiduciaries owe to the plans they oversee have been called “among the highest duties known to law... more exacting than the duties imposed upon common law trustees.” In recent years, ERISA fiduciaries of retirement plans have experienced heightened scrutiny from plan Continue Reading

Publication - December 20, 2024

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