Reverse Acquihires and Section 7’s Predictive Framework
In high-tech industries, firms have entered into “reverse acquihires,” where they obtain a start-up’s key personnel and technological capabilities through some combination of hiring, licensing, investment, or partnership rather than acquiring the company outright. This article examines how existing Clayton Act jurisprudence might apply to these transactions.
Westlaw: Leveraging the New Advantage Platform
Learn how to get more from Westlaw with powerful tools designed to enhance efficiency and simplify legal research.
Proofs of Claim: the First Step in Preserving States’ Claims in Bankruptcy
When a debtor enters bankruptcy, knowing how and when to assert your state’s claims is critical to safeguarding public funds.
AI-Generated Child Sexual Abuse Material: Legal Tools and Policy Updates
Over the last few years, the proliferation of generative AI tools and “nudify” applications has transformed the law enforcement landscape for child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and synthetic intimate depictions.
Synthetic Abuse, Real Consequences: Confronting the Challenge of AI-Generated CSAM
With the continued advancement of generative artificial intelligence, new methods for bad actors to create child sexual abuse material (“CSAM”) have also developed.
NAAG AI + Emerging Tech Brief | August 12, 2026
This issue raises developments concerning the intersection of evidentiary privileges and use of AI tools; public record requests about AI use; and AI hallucinations in legal research.
Prioritizing Victims’ Rights: Enhancing Justice with Trauma-Informed and Victim-Centered Approaches
The National Association of Attorneys General will bring together attorneys, advocates, law enforcement, victim service providers, and partners for an in-depth exploration of best practices in supporting victims and survivors of crime.
Epic, Apple, and the Futureproofing of Antitrust Enforcement
In its recent petition to the Supreme Court, Apple challenged the scope of a behavioral injunction against it on the theory that the injunction applied more broadly than the 2025 decision in Trump v. CASA allows.
50 State and Territory Attorneys General Urge Stronger KYC Rules to Fight Illegal Robocalls
KYC rules require phone companies to know who is making calls through their networks and what kinds of business these customers are conducting.
From Pilot to Practice: Operationalizing AI in eDiscovery Operations
Many attorney general offices have begun exploring AI in eDiscovery — testing new tools, running pilots for document review and investigations, and evaluating how AI can improve discovery workflows.
