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Episode Description A recent decision from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit has significant implications for organizations managing environmental risk. The court rejected challenges to the EPA’s designation of PFOA and PFOS, two widely known PFAS compounds, as hazardous substances und…

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Congressional oversight priorities often shift when control of the House or Senate changes hands, and companies can find themselves at the center of those changes. In this episode, we discuss how Democratic lawmakers are already laying the groundwork for potential investigations that could begin if…
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The CFPB’s 2026 amendments to Regulation B removed longstanding disparate impact language and adopted the position that the Equal Credit Opportunity Act does not impose disparate impact liability. That change immediately sparked litigation and renewed debate about the scope of fair lending laws. In…
The federal government’s dispute with Anthropic has moved beyond questions about acceptable use and into a broader debate over whether a domestic technology company can be treated as a supply chain risk. For government contractors, the immediate issue is practical: agencies and military customers a…
Many companies assume gaming regulations apply only to casinos, sportsbooks, and gaming operators. In reality, regulatory oversight often extends deep into the gaming supply chain, affecting a wide range of vendors, from technology providers and payment processors to marketing agencies and contract…
The Small Business Administration has proposed one of the most significant revisions to its size standards in years, potentially expanding eligibility for small business programs across many industries. While some companies could gain access to valuable set-aside opportunities for the first time, o…
North Carolina has enacted a new law requiring the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) to participate in the federal FAST-41 permitting process for certain critical energy infrastructure projects. While the law does not change environmental standards or guarantee permit approvals, it introduc…
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