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8.14.25
Can the President really give companies a two-year pass on hazardous air standards?A rarely-used Clean Air Act provision just allowed the White House to delay compliance deadlines—bypassing the EPA’s…
8.12.25
This Week in Tariffs: August 12 (with Tina Toma)
Reciprocal tariffs are now in effect on dozens of countries—what now?The U.S. has implemented reciprocal tariffs ranging from 10% to 41% on select global trading partners, plus a 40% duty on goods…
8.11.25
How will Texas’s latest property tax reforms affect your business?From bigger homestead exemptions to a potential $250,000 personal property exemption, the 89th Legislative Session introduced major…
8.11.25
Will FEMA’s overhaul finally speed up disaster relief?The bipartisan Fixing Emergency Management for Americans Act could make disaster aid more efficient… and less political (especially for electric…
8.09.25
Is your Skilled Nursing Facility ready for the CMS’s new disclosure rules?SNFs now have until January 1, 2026, to complete their off-cycle revalidation and submit expanded ownership and governance…
8.01.25
One Minute Matters [Video]: Will Deregulation Give the U.S. the Edge in AI? (with Mark Malven)
Will Deregulation Give the U.S. the Edge in AI? President Trump’s new AI Action Plan—and a trio of executive orders—aim to accelerate full-stack exports, curb “woke AI,” and preempt state-by-state…
7.25.25
This Week in Tariffs: July 25 (with Tina Toma and Damion Todd)
Is the U.S.–Japan tariff deal a win for American automakers? Starting August 1, tariffs on Japanese vehicles and auto parts will drop from 25% to 15%, following Japan’s $550B investment pledge in U.S.…
7.22.25
This Week in Tariffs [Video]: July 22nd (with Tina Toma and Jessica Zelasko)
What does a 30% tariff on EU and Mexico imports mean for the auto industry? President Trump’s sweeping new tariff, set to take effect August, would impose a 30% duty on all goods imported from the…
7.18.25
What happens when a fintech platform promises private market access, but can’t prove its customers actually own what they bought?Will Hotze unpacks the recent Chapter 11 filing by Linqto Texas, LLC.…
7.16.25
This Week in Tariffs [Video]: July 16th (with Tina Toma and Haley Marion)
Copper is about to get a lot more expensive—is the auto industry ready?This week, President Trump announced sweeping new trade actions that could reshape EV production costs and supply chain…
7.15.25
Rare earth magnets power everything from EVs to MRI machines—but what happens when 90% of them come from one country?Tom Moga breaks down what you need to know about the legal and strategic risks…
7.10.25
One Minute Matters [Video]: Are AI Companies Winning the Copyright Battle? (with Diego Freire)
In the ongoing copyright battle between Big Tech and content creators, a clear leader has emerged. Two landmark federal court decisions just shifted the landscape for AI companies training on…
7.10.25
A new ruling in Michigan could change what sellers are required to disclose when listing their property. The state’s Court of Appeals just held that contaminated groundwater—even if it hasn’t reached…
7.07.25
Michigan just became the first state to establish comprehensive AI legislation covering both criminal penalties and regulatory oversight. As companies nationwide grapple with AI compliance, these…
7.01.25
This Week in Tariffs [Video]: July 1st (with Tina Toma and Katie Koczak)
Can a tariff deal happen before July 9?This Week In Tariffs, Tina Toma is joined by Katie Koczak to break down the Learning Resources v. Trump case and its impact on presidential tariff powers—plus…
6.30.25
Texas is one step closer to becoming the new Delaware. It’s been nearly a year since Texas launched its statewide business courts, offering specialized judges for commercial disputes. Now, with House…
6.23.25
How much will tariffs add to your construction costs?With 25% rates hitting key building materials like steel, brick, and lumber, developers can’t just plan for the usual delays and change orders…
6.16.25
A new PFAS reporting rule out of Minnesota could set a precedent for states nationwide. If you sell, distribute, or manufacture products with intentionally added PFAS—even as a component—you could…
6.16.25
This Week in Tariffs [Video]: June 16th (with Tina Toma)
Who's really driving tariff policy—the courts, Congress, or the White House?Just days after a lower court struck down the Administration’s tariffs, a federal appeals court hit pause on that ruling,…
6.06.25
This Week in Tariffs [Video]: June 6th (with Tina Toma)
New 50% tariffs on steel and aluminum are here—who’s feeling the squeeze?As of June 4th, Section 232 tariffs just doubled, hitting everything from cars to canned goods. And while these aren’t part of…
