Rogue AI or Governance Gap? Understanding Recent Agent Breaches
As artificial intelligence transitions from text generation to autonomous “agentic” systems executing complex workflows and calling APIs, security risks are evolving fast.
Negotiation
Whether you’re negotiating a complex multistate settlement, managing a team project, collaborating with colleagues across divisions, discussing budget priorities, or simply trying to convince your teenager to clean their room, negotiation is a skill that influences nearly every aspect of professional and personal life.
Fiscal Sponsorship: What Regulators Need to Know
Fiscal sponsorship seems to be more prevalent in the charities space now than ever before, but what exactly is it?
Supreme Court Report, Volume 34, Issue 2
This Report summarizes cases granted review on October 13 and 19, 2026 (Part I).
Navigating the Emerging Role of Artificial Intelligence in Human Resources
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the workplace, and Human Resources is no exception.
NAAG/The State Center Consumer Protection Southern Regional Conference
NAAG and Center for State Enforcement of Antitrust and Consumer Protection Laws (“State Center”) are co-sponsoring a Consumer Protection Meeting for the Southern Region for attorneys, investigators, and consumer protection staff. The meeting provides opportunities for staff to collaborate on matters of common concern, discuss current regional trends, grow their regional professional network, and earn CLE.
Supreme Court Report, Volume 34, Issue 1
This Report summarizes cases granted review on September 29 and October 1, 2026 (Part I).
Privacy in the Digital Age: The Evolution of Fourth Amendment Jurisprudence in the Face of Emerging Technologies
The Supreme Court’s recent decision in Chatrie v. United States marks another entry in a line of cases where the Court has reckoned with the meaning of the Fourth Amendment’s privacy protections in the digital age.
Bipartisan Coalition of 45 Attorneys General Urges Congress to Support Supreme Court Security Funding
The coalition warned that threats against federal judges and Supreme Court justices have increased in frequency and severity and called for the resources necessary to ensure the safety of the Court and preserve judicial independence.
Accurate Isn’t Enough: Using AI to Stress-Test Legal Messages
An email, update, or recommendation can be accurate and still land differently than intended. In this interactive session, participants will practice using AI to anticipate how different recipients may interpret a message, identify where confusion or resistance may arise, and revise it before sending.