If 2025 was the year website-tracking claims became impossible to ignore, 2026 is the year those cases began to mature. Courts are looking beyond whether a pixel, cookie, chat tool, or session-replay script was present on a site. Instead, they are focusing more closely on what data was collected, when it was collected, what disclosures users saw, whether consent was
State Tax Law – The IRS Survival Guide – Chapter 5
“You survived an IRS audit, paid what you owed, and finally exhaled…then a letter arrives from your state tax authority.”
This scenario plays out more often than most taxpayers realize, and it catches people completely off guard. The truth is, federal and state taxes are deeply interconnected. When the IRS adjusts your return, a ripple effect almost always follows at
(06/16 – 06/17) ACE Exports Compliance Webinar: Featuring Deanna Clark, Esq.
Join us on June 16 & 17, 2026, from 9:00am to 1:00pm EDT, for an export compliance webinar featuring our Managing Attorney, Deanna Clark, Esq. and other experts from the U.S. Census Bureau (CENSUS) and the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS). The speakers will provide training on export filing requirements.
Jones Health Law Welcomes Pearl Walia as Summer 2026 Intern
Pearl Walia is a law student at Nova Southeastern University. Her expected graduation date is May 2027. Learn more about Pearl below! 1. Why did you decide to go to law school? I have always been drawn to problem solving and the versatility of the legal field. Law touches on so many aspects of our daily life, and I like that
Your AI Conversations Are Probably Not Protected — A Federal Court Just Said So
A federal court just answered a question that millions of AI users probably never thought to ask: Can the things you tell your AI be used against you in court?
The answer, at least for now, is yes.
What Happened in the Heppner Case
In United States v. Heppner, decided February 17, 2026, the United States District Court for the
Remote Work Compliance in 2026: 5 Rules Professional Firms Still Get Wrong
TLDR: Too Long Didn’t Read
Remote work is now standard for many professional firms, but many compliance systems have never caught up. That gap is creating hidden legal and operational risk in 2026.
Common remote work compliance mistakes include assuming headquarters law applies everywhere, misclassifying salaried employees, failing to track hours worked, relying on outdated remote work policies, and managing
The Delve Scandal: Why a SOC 2 Report Can’t Be a “Check-the-Box” Exercise for Vendor Management
A recent Inc. article highlights an unsettling controversy involving Delve, a Y Combinator-backed compliance startup, and allegations that strike at the heart of how organizations rely on SOC (System and Organization Controls) 2 reports which evaluate an organization’s internal controls over security, availability, and privacy.
According to the report, a whistleblower investigation alleges that Delve generated fraudulent audit reports, fabricated
11 Knock Out Business Practices to Practice!
Here are 11 simple strategies you can put into practice NOW!
Why? Funny you ask! To be more impactful with your business networking, improve your street cred, generate more introductions and referrals, and make an overall “knock-out” impression!
24-Hour Rule
Return all emails, texts, and voicemail messages within 24 hours. (I know, I know, I can be better at this.)
Facing a DUI Over Mother’s Day Weekend? What to Know
Mother’s Day Weekend is usually a time for relaxing, catching up with family, and maybe enjoying a special meal together. But with the holiday falling in the middle of spring, it often brings extra drivers on the road, some of whom may have had a few drinks before getting behind the wheel.
If you found yourself facing a DUI charge
Winning Trust: What Championship Teams Teach Business Leaders
What do championship teams understand about trust, culture, and performance that most businesses miss—and how can leaders apply those lessons to drive real results?
Host Dave Bookbinder talks with Emmy Award-winning broadcaster and author Joel Goldberg about what business leaders can learn from nearly 30 years inside Major League Baseball organizations. Drawing from his books Small Ball Big Dreams and