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Latest News in Compliance

• October 07, 2025

  Firefighters' Union Drops PFAS Suit Against Safety Group

  A firefighters' union has dropped a 2023 lawsuit in Massachusetts state court accusing a fire safety organization of ignoring the cancer risk of "forever chemicals" in maintaining safety standards that continued to call for their use in firefighting gear.

• October 07, 2025

  Fla. Lawyer Accused Of Scamming Clients Suspended

  A Florida lawyer accused of abandoning dozens of clients after charging them legal fees has been suspended from practicing law in the state on an emergency basis.

• October 07, 2025

  FDIC, OCC Rule Proposals Seek To Rein In Bank Supervision

  Federal banking regulators on Tuesday advanced a pair of proposed curbs on their supervision programs that would formally ban the use of reputation risk as an exam factor and constrain what examiners can call out for criticism as an "unsafe or unsound" practice.

• October 07, 2025

  EU-US Data Transfer Ruling Offers Reassurance To Cos.

  The European Union General Court’s recent upholding of the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework in Latombe v. European Commission, although subject to appeal, provides companies with legal certainty for the first time by allowing the transfer of European Economic Area personal data without relying on alternative mechanisms, say lawyers at Wilson Sonsini.

• October 06, 2025

  Supreme Court Won't Review Russian Bank Jet Crash Suit

  The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to undo a precedential Second Circuit decision finding that Sberbank of Russia must face Anti-Terrorism Act litigation related to the 2014 downing of a commercial airliner over eastern Ukraine, rejecting the bank's argument it is entitled to sovereign immunity.

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