Colorado replaces its landmark AI Act with a narrower regulatory framework focused on transparency and disclosure, and publishes draft rules for public comment.
Late last week, the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced the return of what it described as a more streamlined approach to merger review for certain transa...
This week, the FTC obtained record-breaking fines totaling $12 million to settle allegations that merging parties structured their transaction to avoid HSR review. Parties contemplating M...
Beginning January 1, 2027, the New York RAISE (Responsible AI Safety and Education) Act will require developers of frontier AI models to file disclosures, publish detailed risk management...
The FTC and DOJ issued a request for public comment regarding changes to the Hart-Scott-Rodino (HSR) Act notification form and a potential broader overhaul of the HSR rules. In particula...
A federal district court in Texas yesterday vacated FTC rules that went into effect last year revising the information parties must submit to the antitrust agencies in merger filings subm...
Three merger settlements announced across industrial sectors last week demonstrate that the U.S. antitrust agencies’ stated openness to structural remedies is real. Transacting parties ...
The Federal Trade Commission has announced 2026 Hart-Scott-Rodino Act reporting thresholds starting at $133.9 million and filing fee amounts up to $2.46 million for the largest deals. The...
Starting November 5, operators of AI companions available in New York must implement a reasonable protocol to detect potential self-harm and disclose that interactions do not involve a hu...
Two states have passed new laws that make it illegal in certain circumstances to use pricing algorithms that include competitor information as inputs. California Assembly Bill 325 applie...
