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Webinar: Political Law 101 Bootcamp, Part 2: Political Contributions and Supporting Candidates

Election years are key times for corporations, associations and nonprofit organizations to engage with candidates and officeholders who can impact important policy decisions. Supporting candidates through direct campaign contributions or indirectly through SuperPACs or other independent advocacy efforts can help your organization secure “a seat at the table.” 

Webinar: Political Law 101 Bootcamp, Part 1: Lobbying Disclosure Act Compliance

For many corporations, associations, and nonprofit organizations, there is a lot at stake in Congress and with the Trump Administration. More organizations are thinking about engaging in federal lobbying to promote and protect their interests, and even to ensure their survival. At a certain point, engagement with legislators and executive officials will trigger registration under the Lobbying Disclosure Act (LDA).   
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Employment Law Update: A Scheduling System Cost One Employer $125 Million. Now 26 Employees Are Suing Over AI-Driven Layoffs. Is Your Organization Next?

Marlo Spaeth has Down syndrome. She worked at Walmart for 16 years, until a computerized scheduling system shifted her hours by 90 minutes. Her disability prevented her from adapting. She requested her prior schedule as a reasonable accommodation for her disability. Her employer refused, without engaging in the interactive process required under the Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”) and fired her.

Why Patents Become More Valuable as Markets Converge

In November 2025, a California jury awarded Masimo $634 million after finding that Apple Watch heart-rate notification features infringed claims of Masimo’s U.S. Patent No. 10,433,776. In July 2026, the district court entered final judgment preserving that award after denying Apple’s post-trial effort to obtain judgment as a matter of law or a new trial. The judgment remains subject to appellate review.
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The Real Deal - Fall 2025

Update: Assessing ‘Missing Middle’ Housing Policies: Procedural Pitfalls And Policy Implications In Virginia And Beyond

The Real Deal - Summer 2025

Assessing ‘Missing Middle’ Housing Policies: Procedural Pitfalls and Policy Implications in Virginia and Beyond