Leighton Paisner is a journalist who primarily writes for JD Supra and SHRM. His work has also been featured in Legal Era - Legal Media Group. Leighton's articles cover a range of topics, including legal updates, regulatory changes, and industry trends.
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By: Kate Brimsted, Bryan Cave, Leighton Paisner
Political agreement was reached on 9 December in the negotiations on the EU AI Act, arguably the world’s most comprehensive and ambitious AI law to date.
As companies prepare for the upcoming proxy and annual report season, the following supplements the list of key items to consider contained in our October 2, 2023 post:
By: Robert Crea, Barbara Smith Tyson, Leighton Paisner, Bryan Cave, Lauren Ford, Carol Schepp
California Gov. Gavin Newsom recently signed into law Senate Bill 54, which requires venture capital firms to collect and report demographic information about the founding team members of the businesses in which they invest.
By: Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner, Martha Kohlstrand, Darci Madden
Does your business use text message marketing, telemarketing or faxing? If so, you may be exposing yourself to multi-million dollar liability under...
By: Leighton Paisner, Bryan Cave, Richard Dupay
The built environment is crucial to the United Arab Emirates' (UAE's) extraordinary and rapid ascent: since its foundation in 1971, the country has...
By: Thomas Bacon, Tessa Hastie, Bryan Cave, Leighton Paisner
whether major shareholders can discuss their stewardship plans on particular issuers with other shareholders with similar ESG strategies without disclosing this to the market in accordance with the market abuse regime; and
By: Lauren King, Akhil Markanday, Edward Gardner, Rebecca Campbell, Bryan Cave, Leighton Paisner
High Court Weighs Up Landlord’s Redevelopment Plans With Tenant’s Security of Tenure in Business Lease Renewal - A landlord sought an...
By: Thomas Bacon, Tessa Hastie, Bryan Cave, Leighton Paisner
Following on from the consultation earlier this year, the FCA has published feedback and detailed proposals which will transform the current listing regime. The FCA is proposing to create a single listing category for UK listings of equity shares in commercial companies (the “ commercial companies ” category) replacing the current premium and standard listing categories.
By: Christian Auty, Gabrielle Harwell, Goli Mahdavi, Bryan Cave, Leighton Paisner
With the onslaught of new privacy legislation and cyber threats coupled with upticks in enforcement, running a well-functioning and flexible privacy program is now, more than ever, a critical component of an organization’s overall risk compliance strategy. As part of this process, companies must pressure-test their privacy programs regularly to make sure they appropriately address existing and emerging risks while maximizing business gains. A comprehensive review is not always possible, but it is important to keep in mind that the last several years have seen a wave of new state privacy laws as well as activity at the federal level that promises to challenge even the most well-developed privacy team. To help companies develop a strategy tailored to 2024, we have highlighted a few key issues below that will be particularly relevant over the coming year.
Philip D. Bartz is a partner at BCLP, based in Washington. His practice focuses on antitrust litigation, including the defense of antitrust class actions, complex commercial litigation, defense of federal and state investigations, and antitrust advice. During the course of his career, he has counseled Fortune 500 clients regarding antitrust litigation matters related to merger and acquisitions, distribution channel issues and antitrust compliance. He has also represented clients in matters involving the federal antitrust enforcement agencies.
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