In this issue:
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Partner Alyse Stach will take part in a panel titled “Regulation vs. Litigation: The Future of AI Enforcement,” at GCR Live: Women in Antitrust, Nov. 17, 2026, in Washington, D.C. The session will cover:
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Partner Kimi Gordy and Counsel Jon Knight presented a webinar titled “Contracts & Compliance in the AI Era: What Tribal Nations Need to Know,” Aug. 25, 2026, providing legal and technical perspectives on AI governance, federal contracting, cybersecurity and tribal data protection to tribal organizations. The webinar served as a practical discussion on what tribal…
Firm-built intelligence platform connects matter data, legal research and AI-powered workflows to support client service
WASHINGTON — Aug. 26, 2026 — BakerHostetler unveiled today the development and continued advancement of its Practice Intelligence Center, known as PIC, a first-of-its-kind firm-built platform that connects enterprise data, legal knowledge, attorney experience and artificial intelligence-enabled workflows in a secure, governed environment. Among its first capabilities is Matter Research+, a research tool developed through BakerHostetler’s collaboration with Clio’s Vincent AI. Matter…
Partners Amy Bellman, Kyle Gregory, John Lehrer and Doug Vonderhaar will speak at the 2026 ARDA and University of Florida Levin College of Law Legal Symposium, Aug. 26-27, 2026, in Orlando, Florida. The conference combines leadership, insight and education regarding relevant business issues facing the timeshare, hospitality and lodging industries. Attendees at this symposium will…
Retailers are increasingly relying on consumer data, predictive analytics, and artificial intelligence to personalize offers and pricing – a practice commonly referred to as “surveillance pricing.” In the absence of comprehensive federal legislation, individual states have begun regulating the practice.
New Jersey’s Fair Price Protection Act
Surveillance Pricing
On July 23, New Jersey Gov. Mikie…
Of Counsel Janine Anthony Bowen co-authored an article for Computer and Telecommunications Law Review titled “Patchwork vs Framework: U.S. and E.U. AI Regulation Compared, and the Compliance Choices Facing Cross-Border Business.” Published in Issue 5, 2026, the article addresses three areas:
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Key Takeaways
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The second quarter of 2026 marked another period of pivotal impact to our U.S. state privacy, AI, and data governance landscape. Louisiana and Vermont joined the roster of states enacting comprehensive consumer privacy laws, while existing laws substantively amended their comprehensive consumer protection frameworks and threshold applicability. Meanwhile, regulators continued to shape the application of…
Partner Sashe Dimitroff commented in a Mealey’s International Arbitration Report article titled “Experts Discuss Emerging Trends in International Arbitration for 2026.” Published in the June 2026 issue, Dimitroff focused on digital economy and AI-related disputes, including:
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