March 5, 2025
by Bilal Shah, Eric Poer, Edward Westerman, Richard Finkelman, Chris Riper, John Rademacher, and Abby Williams
AI is transforming industries, boosting efficiency, and creating new opportunities. But with rapid adoption comes heightened regulatory scrutiny. The DOJ and SEC are zeroing in on AI governance, risk, and compliance — meaning businesses must act now.
In our latest white paper, we discuss the key takeaways from the latest DOJ and SEC guidance and share key questions organizations must be prepared to answer to help avoid investigations.
Now is the time to assess your AI risk, strengthen governance, and align with evolving expectations. Is your business ready?
Tiffany Oates Discusses Community Benefit Agreements for Sports Business Journal
Tiffany Oates, Director, recently authored an article for Sports Business Journal, “Sports districts demand more from community benefits agreements. Can teams deliver on their promises?” discussing community benefit agreements (CBAs) and what they reveal about a team’s commitment to the community.
Secretariat Earns No. 1 Rank in the GAR Power Index for Third Consecutive Year
For the third consecutive year, Secretariat has been ranked No. 1 in the Global Arbitration Review (GAR) Expert Witness Firms’ Power Index 2026, unveiled March 26 at the GAR Awards during Paris Arbitration Week. For the third consecutive year, Secretariat has been ranked No. 1 in the Global Arbitration Review (GAR) Expert Witness Firms’ Power Index 2026, unveiled March 26 at the GAR Awards during Paris Arbitration Week.
by Farheen Khan Human factors experts play a critical role in infant formula and nutrition‑product litigation because the central questions in these cases—what caregivers perceive, understand, retain, and ultimately do—are questions about human capabilities and limitations, not merely regulatory compliance. In the ongoing infant formula disputes, including the NEC multidistrict litigation and parallel state‑court proceedings, […]