Read Hinshaw partner Jennifer Driscoll’s analysis in Global Competition Review on the significant antitrust challenge to Paramount’s proposed acquisition of Warner Bros.

Read about the significance of the CFPB’s now-vacated rule that would have slashed late fees from $30 to $8 for large credit card issuers.

Read Francesco Palanda’s practical guidance for attorneys advising clients on AI-related business interruption risks, including how to evaluate exposure, identify coverage gaps, and mitigate potential losses.

Read a Law360 “Expert Analysis” exploring key themes from Hinshaw’s newly released book, America 250: A History of Insurance and Insurance Coverage Law and Litigation in the United States.

Read about the significance of New York’s Foreclosure Abuse Prevention Act (FAPA) for mortgage lenders and loan servicers, as Hinshaw partner Brian McGrath discusses in a recent Newsday article.

Read Hinshaw partner Jason Oliveri's guest column in McKnight's Senior Living examining the growing role of AI companions in elder care, and the heightened privacy and bias risks these technologies may pose for LGBTQ+ residents.

Read Hinshaw healthcare partner Michael Dowell's analysis of the OIG’s new Medicare Advantage Compliance Guidance, featured in the Journal of Health Care Compliance.

Lucy Wang was recently quoted in a Law360 article discussing the revised CDI regulation, updated on June 12, that would require insurers to disclose their long-term plans for managing climate-related risks to their solvency.

Read Hinshaw partner Jennifer Driscoll’s insights via Global Competition Review discussing the DOJ’s price-fixing charges against the world’s largest shipping container manufacturers—and the wave of private litigation expected to follow.

Listen to Hinshaw partner Scott Seaman on the Cornered Out of Court podcast from IICLE, where he discusses the complexities of wrongful death and survival actions in Illinois, including key distinctions between the two claims and the impact of the 2023 amendment permitting punitive damages.

Hinshaw partner Jason Rosen discusses Florida's new Series LLC law, effective July 1, 2026, and the unresolved legal questions practitioners should watch as courts begin to interpret the new structure.

Hinshaw partners Scott Seaman, Philip Kujawa, and William (Bill) Cook VI have co-authored six of the seven chapters in the newly released 2026 edition of the Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education (IICLE) “Wrongful-Death and Survival Actions” handbook.

Read Hinshaw general counsel Steve Puiszis's insights in a recent Mealey's report on how generative AI is impacting attorney-client privilege and work product protections, and the practical steps firms should take to mitigate risk.

Read Hinshaw partner Lauren Campisi’s discussion reflecting on 20 years of practicing law in New Orleans in the 20th Anniversary Edition of Louisiana Super Lawyers magazine.

Read Akeela White’s breakdown of the House Financial Services subcommittee’s hearing on credit reporting—and what proposed reforms could mean for compliance and litigation risk.

As several Am Law 200 firms face lawsuits alleging they represented clients despite conflicts of interest, Hinshaw partner Matt Henderson offers guidance on what firms should do to protect themselves and their clients—including going beyond a “perfunctory running of the conflicts” and ensuring advance waivers are narrowly tailored.

Read Hinshaw partner Michael Dowell’s US Pharmacist column, which analyzes the Consolidated Appropriations Act (CAA), 2026, one of the most significant pieces of federal legislation to reshape pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) regulation in the United States.

Read Bloomberg Law’s key takeaways from panels at Hinshaw’s 2026 Legal Malpractice and Risk Management Conference on AI, nonlawyer ownership in law firms, GC challenges, and more.

With overpayments to Medicare Advantage programs projected to reach $76 billion this year, read Michael Dowell’s insights on what is driving policymakers to take a closer look at cutting costs as they face pressure to reduce the federal deficit.

Read Hinshaw partner David Schultz’s three key takeaways from a Virginia district court's decision denying a motion to dismiss in a Fair Credit Reporting Act case involving a mixed-credit file.