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The March 2025 edition of the Practical Guidance newsletter introduces a range of new content and resources across various legal practice areas, reflecting the evolving landscape of law and technology. This update highlights significant additions in business entities, corporate and M&A, data security and privacy, labor and employment, real estate, trusts and estates, and more.
In the realm of business entities, new video content has been introduced, including "Right of Publicity Fundamentals" and "Trademark Portfolio Management." Additionally, there is a focus on artificial intelligence with the "AI Technology Legal Risks Checklist," providing essential insights into navigating the complexities of AI in legal contexts.
The jurisdictional content expansion includes Massachusetts and North Carolina templates for various agreements and resolutions, enhancing the resources available for legal professionals in these states.
Corporate and M&A practice areas have seen the introduction of enhanced M&A agreement templates and AI-related content, such as "Market Trends 2024: AI-Related Provisions in M&A." This reflects the growing importance of AI in corporate transactions and the need for legal practitioners to stay informed about emerging trends and best practices.
Data security and privacy updates include a practice note on "Privacy Law Issues for Developers and Deployers of Generative Artificial Intelligence," which explores the challenges posed by U.S. and EU privacy laws. Additionally, a comprehensive guide on conducting cybersecurity risk assessments is provided, offering frameworks and techniques to manage and mitigate risks effectively.
In labor and employment, there is a new practice note that addresses the use of AI and workplace investigations as well as a practice note on AI and wage and hour issues considerations for employers. These practice notes provide guidance on the legal considerations and potential pitfalls of integrating AI tools into workplace processes, emphasizing the importance of compliance with federal, state, and local laws.
The real estate section introduces a resource kit focused on the acquisition, ownership, and financing of hotel and hospitality properties. This includes resources on hotel purchases, franchise agreements, and commercial financing, catering to the needs of legal professionals in the hospitality sector.
Trusts and estates receive attention with the addition of 20 new resource kits for creating estate plans in various jurisdictions, including Alaska, Alabama, and the District of Columbia. These kits compile relevant content to assist legal practitioners in navigating the complexities of estate planning.
The newsletter also highlights new content in civil litigation, construction, environmental law, federal government, finance, healthcare, intellectual property and technology, life sciences, and tax. Each section offers valuable resources and insights tailored to the specific needs of legal professionals in these fields.
Overall, the March 2025 Practical Guidance update provides a comprehensive suite of new tools and resources designed to support legal practitioners in staying ahead of industry trends and effectively addressing the challenges of modern legal practice. Whether dealing with AI-related legal risks, navigating complex corporate transactions, or ensuring compliance with evolving privacy laws, this update equips legal professionals with the knowledge and resources needed to excel in their practice.
To view the full update, click here. Stay tuned for what’s coming in April!
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