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Entering a new year often brings change, as businesses and individuals navigate a legal landscape shaped by regulatory developments, technological advancements, and evolving expectations. Each area of law presents its own considerations, and staying aware of emerging trends can support more Continue Reading

By: Sally Brewer Grief is a complicated but universal experience. Still, how you and your colleague handle it around the water cooler is anything but typical. Let's take inventory of your approach to a coworker's loss. By sharing what I've experienced as a family caregiver and elder care Continue Reading

Many providers and health plans are aware that recent regulatory changes to the HIPAA Privacy Rule from 2024 were invalidated in court on June 18, 2025. However, as a reminder, one Privacy Rule change that survived and remains in effect is the requirement that providers and health plans that create Continue Reading

Every public relations (PR) campaign is also an intellectual property (IP) decision — even if it doesn't feel like one. A single social media post can spark a lawsuit. User-generated content can carry unexpected liability. Artificial intelligence (AI) is introducing new legal gray areas every day. Continue Reading

By: Rebecca Miller Previously in "Understanding ABLE Accounts — What They Are and How They Work," we covered the basics of ABLE accounts — what they are, who qualifies, and how they help individuals with disabilities save for the future. Now, we turn to the exciting part: recent Continue Reading

By: Rebecca Miller For individuals with disabilities and their families, saving for the future has long presented unique challenges due to the asset limits tied to essential government benefits. ABLE accounts — tax-advantaged savings accounts authorized under the Achieving a Better Life Continue Reading