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Christopher's coverage predominantly focuses on legal and compliance issues, particularly those related to government announcements and policy regulations. He would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide analysis or commentary on recent legal developments within the areas of gaming, nonprofit law, exploitation, settlements, and North Dakota-related legal matters.
Given his focus on government announcements and legal policy regulation (66%), it is important for potential sources to provide insights into the implications of these developments rather than just reporting them. Additionally, Christopher does not have a specific geographic focus but appears to cover a wide range of national legal issues.
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By: Pepper Locke, Jessica Birdsong, Christopher Carlson, Jeff Johnson, Laura Hamady
The digital age presents a complex challenge: protecting children online while also allowing free speech to continue to be a thriving marketplace of...
By: Clayton S. Friedman, Christopher Carlson, Ashley L. Taylor
This article was originally published on Reuters and Westlaw Today and is republished here with permission as it originally appeared on November 18, 2025.
By: Barry H. Boise, Christopher Carlson, Lauren Morgan Fincher
In this episode of our special 12 Days of Regulatory Insights podcast series, Chris Carlson, a partner in our RISE practice group and member of the
By: Agustin E. Rodriguez, Bryan M. Haynes, Christopher Carlson
In this episode of our special 12 Days of Regulatory Insights podcast series, Chris Carlson is joined by colleagues Bryan Haynes and Agustin
By: Timothy Shyu, Lauren Morgan Fincher, Christopher Carlson
In February 2026, the Department of Justice filed amicus briefs supporting pharmaceutical manufacturers, asserting that Rhode Island and Colorado's 340B laws conflict with the federal 340B Program and are preempted under the Supremacy Clause, which makes valid federal law override conflicting state law.
By: Agustin E. Rodriguez, Dascher Pasco, David J. Navetta, Ashley L. Taylor, Jr., Laura Hamady, Matthew J. Berns, Bonnie Gill, Michael Yaghi, Carlin A. Mccrory, Bryan M. Haynes, Lane R. Page, Monica L. Coscia, Lu Reyes, Michael A. Lafleur, Ayana D. Brown, Trey Smith, Stephen C. Piepgrass, Michael B. Jordan, Kyara M. Rivera Rivera, Dan Waltz, Ghillaine A. Reid, Namrata Kang, Bryan R. Williamson, Peter E. Jeydel, Zoe Schloss, Michael E. Barnicle, Jeff P. Johnson, Christopher Carlson, Kaitlin J. Clemens, Timothy Shyu, Warren F. Myers, Zie Alere, Jay A. Dubow, Jessica M. Birdsong, Clayton S. Friedman, Alexandra Lancey, Hilary S. Cairnie, Keith J. Barnett, Taylor R. Gess, Bill E. Larosa, Troy C. Homesley, Shelby E. Dolen, Nicholas Ramos, Lauren Morgan Fincher
Stay current with Troutman Pepper Locke’s August 2026 Regulatory Oversight blog, podcasts, and monthly digest on state and federal enforcement trends.
Filip Hrgovic represents a step on the heavyweight ladder for Moses Itauma on the way to the top of the division....
By: Matthew Berns, William LaRosa, Trey Smith, Sydney Goldberg, Ashley Taylor Jr., Clayton Friedman, Troy Homesley, Stephen Piepgrass, Timothy Shyu, Lauren Morgan Fincher, Jeff Johnson, Jessica Birdsong, Kyara Rivera Rivera, Namrata Kang, Christopher Carlson, Michael Yaghi, Michael Lafleur, Zoe Schloss, Lane Page, Dascher Pasco, Stephanie Kozol, Troutman Pepper Locke, Warren Jay Myers, Christy Matelis, Daniel Waltz
On August 14, 2026, Corteva, Inc. agreed to pay $3.1 million to settle an antitrust lawsuit brought by the Arkansas attorney general (AG) alleging ...
By: Kyara M. Rivera Rivera, Bryan M. Haynes, Ghillaine A. Reid, Troy C. Homesley, Lane R. Page, Dascher Pasco, Ayana D. Brown, Timothy Shyu, Nicholas Ramos, Lauren Morgan Fincher, Trey Smith, Michael Yaghi, Jeff P. Johnson, Jay A. Dubow, Zie Alere, Ashley L. Taylor, Jr., Matthew J. Berns, Stephen C. Piepgrass, Warren F. Myers, John S. West, Michael A. Lafleur, Dan Waltz, Zoe Schloss, Clayton S. Friedman, Christopher Carlson, Michael B. Jordan, Christy A. Matelis, Namrata Kang, Keith J. Barnett, Jessica M. Birdsong, Bill E. LaRosa, Sydney Goldberg, Agustin E. Rodriguez
Stay current with Troutman Pepper Locke’s August 2026 Regulatory Oversight blog, podcasts, and monthly digest on state and federal enforcement trends.
By: Sydney Goldberg, William LaRosa, Kyara Rivera Rivera, Ashley Taylor Jr., Daniel Waltz, Jeff Johnson, Warren Jay Myers, Christopher Carlson, Michael Lafleur, Lauren Morgan Fincher, Timothy Shyu, Troy Homesley, Zoe Schloss, Michael Yaghi, Stephanie Kozol, Troutman Pepper Locke, Dascher Pasco, Matthew Berns, Stephen Piepgrass, Clayton Friedman, Trey Smith, Namrata Kang, Lane Page, Jessica Birdsong
On August 31, 2026, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), joined by the attorneys general (AGs) of 22 states, filed a complaint in the U.S. District...
