Maine Legislature Considering Problematic New Privacy Bill
On February 10, 2026, Maine’s House of Representatives passed LD 1822, the Maine Online Data Privacy Act. This law surfaced in early 2025, then,…
Supreme Court Invalidates Emergency Tariffs: What It Means and What’s Next
IEEPA tariffs declared invalid. As you’ve probably heard, the Supreme Court definitively invalidated all International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) tariffs in a 6–3 opinion…
Maine Enacts New Restrictions on Employer Surveillance
Maine has enacted an employer surveillance law that creates compliance obligations for all employers in the state. Our latest alert breaks down the requirements…
Immigration Enforcement
Since last week we have been fielding many client questions and requests about the increased federal immigration enforcement in Maine. Federal agents are on…
Companies that Have Paid IEEPA Tariffs Should Consider Filing Protective Lawsuits Now
Companies that have paid IEEPA tariffs being challenged in the Supreme Court should consider filing protective lawsuits now in the Court of International Trade seeking refunds…
Three Privacy Laws Take Effect, With Uncertain Scope
This January, three consumer privacy laws will take effect – in Indiana, Kentucky, and Rhode Island. While most of the requirements laid out in…
California Shine the Light Law
Complying with California’s overlapping privacy laws can be tricky. Here are three reminders: The California Consumer Privacy Act/California Privacy Rights Act applies to your…
Added Compliance Challenges to Retailers of Consumer Electronics
If you sell small electronics in California, there is a deadline approaching that you need to be aware of. Effective January 1, 2026, all…
Illinois Department of Revenue Offers Two New Amnesty Programs Under 2025 Illinois Tax Delinquency Amnesty Act
The 2025 Illinois Tax Delinquency Amnesty Act authorized the Illinois Department of Revenue to offer up two amnesty programs, allowing taxpayers who need to…
States Announce “Sweep” for Global Privacy Control Compliance
Privacy news never stops, so we’ll keep this one short and sweet. Last week, California, Colorado, and Connecticut jointly announced a “privacy sweep” of commercial websites…