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AI, Privilege, and Confidential Business Information: The Heppner Case and What It Means for Life Sciences Teams

By Kimberly Chew on

Earlier this month, Judge Rakoff of the Southern District of New York issued a first-of-its-kind ruling in United States v. Heppner. The case involved a criminal defendant, Heppner, who…

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3 Things Every Business Must Know About AI — Before It Is Too Late

By Haodong Zhong & Kimberly Chew on

Everyone is talking about AI, but not everyone understands what AI is. AI, or artificial intelligence, refers to technology that enables machines to perform tasks that traditionally required human thinking—things…

FTC Settles with Data Brokers Over Unlawful Sale of Sensitive Location Data 

By Elizabeth Ignowski & Noreen Vergara on

This post is part of our The Top 2025 Privacy and Security Issues Still Shaping Healthcare series, in which our team of attorneys provides essential strategies and insights for healthcare…

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What HHS’s Major Restructuring Means for Healthcare Privacy: Key Insights from Husch Blackwell

By Lisa Luetkemeyer & Bhargavi Kalaga on

This post is part of our The Top 2025 Privacy and Security Issues Still Shaping Healthcare series, in which our team of attorneys provides essential strategies and insights for healthcare…

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Data and Research Rights: Structuring Around Institutional Control

By Kimberly Chew & Robert Hess on

This is the third in a series of articles designed to provide SXSW and LSI USA ’26 attendees and other MedTech professionals with practical considerations for efficiently executing mission-critical…

New DOJ Regulations on Bulk Sensitive Personal Data Transfers

By Neha Khan & Kela Feldman on

Department of Justice Bulk Sensitive Personal Data Transfer Rule (28 CFR Part 202) 

This post is part of our The Top 2025 Privacy and Security Issues Still Shaping Healthcare series, in which…

HHS Crackdown on Information Blocking: New Era of Enforcement, Fines, and Compliance Risks for Healthcare Entities 

By Taylor Crossley & Noreen Vergara on

This post is part of our The Top 2025 Privacy and Security Issues Still Shaping Healthcare series, in which our team of attorneys provides essential strategies and insights for healthcare…

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Who Owns the Platform? Device and Software Rights and Risks in Collaboration Structures

By Bryan Stewart & Kris Kappel on

This is the second in a series of articles designed to provide SXSW and LSI USA ’26 attendees and other MedTech professionals with practical considerations for efficiently executing mission-critical life…

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HHS Section 504 Final Rule: Digital Accessibility Deadlines Approaching in May 2026

By Barbara Grandjean, Elizabeth Samples & Samantha Bowie on

On May 9, 2024, the Department of Health and Human Services (“HHS”) published a Final Rule (“the Rule”) updating Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (“Section 504”) regulations.

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Supply Chain Attacks Expose Vendors and Patient Data

By Kristina Abdalla & Noreen Vergara on

This post is part of our The Top 2025 Privacy and Security Issues Still Shaping Healthcare series, in which our team of attorneys provides essential strategies and insights for healthcare…

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