April 10, 2026
Managing Director Tamika Tremaglio joined Emmy award-winning commentator Chris Hayes on his podcast “Why Is This Happening?,” for an in-depth conversation on the WNBA’s momentous CBA agreement and what it means for players, fans, investors, and the future of the league. The discussion explored the rapid rise of women’s sports, increased investment and visibility, and the growing gap between league expansion and player compensation structures.
During the episode, Tremaglio examined the role of collective bargaining, revenue sharing, and evolving economic models in better reflecting the WNBA’s accelerating value. She also addressed the long-term implications of emerging dynamics such as sports gambling, public scrutiny, and the mental health pressures that players must increasingly navigate.
Listen to Tamika on “Why Is This Happening? The Chris Hayes Podcast” here.
Updated SEC Enforcement Manual Highlights Value Added Opportunities for Experts
On February 24, 2026, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) released updates to its Enforcement Manual. In doing so, the SEC reaffirmed its commitment to “fairness, transparency, and efficiency” and highlighted key changes from the previous draft published in 2017.
Business Interruption Claims Arising from the Middle East Conflict
The current conflict in the Middle East has been as disruptive commercially as it has been geopolitically. Many businesses operating in the region are suffering from a combination of sharp demand declines, blocked routes to market, surging input costs, and physical damage to assets.
Competition and Market Structure of the U.S. Cannabis Industry
Although the FTC and DOJ retain jurisdiction to apply federal competition law, the continued federal illegality of cannabis under the Controlled Substances Act has created institutional uncertainty regarding the scope and propriety of federal engagement. In practice, most competition disputes in the sector have been addressed by state attorneys general and private litigants.