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The intersection of software, technology and health care and the proliferation of software as a medical device in the health care arena has become common place and has spurred significant innovations. This article discusses legal and regulatory considerations related to Software as a Medical Device (SaMD).

The recent trial in a case now settled highlights the potential expansion of public nuisance claims under California law, and in large-scale public nuisance actions more broadly.

This article reviews several health care merger and acquisition (M&A) from 2022 and Q1 2023. Many of last year’s deals were underscored by significant ties to artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, a trend likely to become more prevalent going forward.

In the July issue of the ACC Observer, David Cambria shared his unique and broad perspective on legal operations' current trajectory. This column focuses on Cambria's career experience, which makes his insights worth contemplating.

In this multi-jurisdictional guide, explore an overview of key legal issues, rules and developments regarding litigation and dispute resolution across a range of jurisdictions.

This article outlines red flags that brand owners and licensees should look for, consider, and address if they find such flags in a brand license agreement.

IP practitioners do not view themselves as typically in the crosshairs of political and national security issues. But the Russian invasion of Ukraine offers many lessons learned from the perspective of how to prepare for any future sanctions or political pressure, and what to do if such actions are taken.

This Wisdom of the Crowd, compiled from responses posted on the Compliance and Ethics forum addresses paid time off requests with ADA accommodations.

This policy outlines the guidelines for delegating authority within a business entity to ensure efficient operations while maintaining fiscal and policy integrity.

This Wisdom of the Crowd, compiled from questions and responses posted on the IT, Privacy and eCommerce eGroup, addresses the legal concerns that arise when taking photographs of employees and non-employees at company events, to be used for marketing and other promotional purposes by the organization in the United States.