The Federal Communications Commission postponed its one-to-one consent requirement for text messaging to January 26, 2026, amid legal challenges and industry concerns over compliance costs.
Donald J. Trump secured his second presidential term, leading to a Republican majority in the Senate and maintained dominance in the House for the upcoming 119th Congress.
Nearly 45% of American workers are bound by nondisclosure agreements, while union representation has fallen to a historic low of 9.9% in the workforce.
Republicans control the White House, Senate, and House of Representatives, focusing on tax reform, energy policy, immigration, and healthcare to reduce federal spending through budget reconciliation.
The HIPAA Security Rule is undergoing updates to enhance cybersecurity measures, including mandatory encryption, incident response plans, and annual audits for compliance among healthcare organizations.
President Trump's executive order promotes growth in digital assets, encouraging cryptocurrency trading, easing regulations, and paving the way for decentralized finance integration within traditional finance.
Cybersecurity incidents predominantly stem from human error, with phishing, ransomware, insider threats, and misconfigurations being critical vulnerabilities organizations must address through training and robust policies.
Distracted driving significantly increases accident risks in Colorado, with laws prohibiting mobile device use. Personal injury lawyers help victims secure compensation by proving driver negligence.
Benjamin Schiffrin highlights the SEC's whistleblower program's success in recovering over $6 billion for investors and addressing misconduct through confidential reporting mechanisms.
Entrepreneurs must address key legal considerations, including business structure selection, contract creation, and tax obligations, to ensure compliance and protect their ventures.