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One Minute Matters Video Series 147 results
9.03.26
Is Texas Still Open for Data Center Business?
It was only a year ago that Governor Abbott declared Texas the epicenter of AI development and announced a $40 billion investment from Google. This August, he ordered a moratorium on new data center…
8.28.26
Did Anthropic Just Make It Easier To Detect AI-Generated Content?
What if someone could prove that you used AI to create your content? As generative AI proliferation continues to accelerate, content providence is an important concept with…
8.26.26
What Does HRSA’s Revived 340B Rebate Pilot Mean for Covered Entities?
The 340B rebate model pilot was blocked by a federal court, withdrawn by HHS, and widely considered finished. Eight months later, HRSA just brought it back with a broader scope – effective…
8.25.26
Can You Still Develop a Data Center in Michigan?
Michigan wants AI investment. So why have more than 50 communities hit pause on new data centers?
8.12.26
What Does the New Bankruptcy Bill Mean for Small Businesses
When the Subchapter V debt threshold dropped from $7.5 million to $3.4 million in June 2024, many small businesses didn’t migrate into traditional Chapter 11. They liquidated.
8.10.26
Who Does Texas’ New Foreign Property Restrictions Impact?
Texas has long been one of the most business-friendly states in the country, but new proposed rules are raising a question many businesses haven’t thought to ask: Does your deal have a foreign…
6.24.26
Are the SEC’s Climate Disclosure Rules Finally Dead? (with Grant Gilezan and Jack Grogan)
The SEC’s climate disclosure rules have had a turbulent two years. Finalized in March 2024, abandoned in 2025, and now formally proposed for rescission, the rules never took effect. Now the SEC wants…
5.21.26
Is AI Making Patent Prosecution Better? (with Diego Freire)
AI can draft a patent application in minutes. But speed isn’t the same as quality, and in patent prosecution, the difference matters enormously.
4.28.26
Does the Fifth Amendment Protect You From Turning Over Documents (with Tiffany H. Eggers)
Most people know the Fifth Amendment gives you the right to remain silent. Fewer know it may also allow you to refuse to turn over documents to the federal government.
3.31.26
Can a DSO Transaction Create an Overlooked Filing Requirement (with Tyler Hubert)
Affiliated Service Groups (ASGs) are common in DSO structures, and depending on how employee benefits are arranged, they can unintentionally create a Multiple Employer Welfare Arrangement (MEWA),…
3.27.26
Does Your Corporate Structure Protect You from Environmental Liability? (with Grant Gilezan)
Can a parent company be held liable for its subsidiary’s Clean Air Act violations without piercing the corporate veil? A federal district court in Michigan just said yes.
3.26.26
How Many Parcels Can You Create from a Piece of Michigan Land? (with Bel Martin and Sam Kilberg)
This week, Michigan landowners gained a lot more options. Public Act 58 of 2025 is now in effect, increasing the number of parcels a landowner can create from the first 10 acres of a parent parcel…
3.24.26
Does Grand Jury Secrecy Apply to Witnesses Too? (with Tiffany Eggers)
How do the rules of secrecy for “Fight Club” differ from Federal Grand Jury secrecy? Answer: Federal Grand Jury secrecy does not apply to everyone.
3.06.26
Can the Government Seize Your AI Prompts? (with Tiffany Eggers)
Can the government seize your AI prompts and potentially use them as evidence? Can opposing counsel force you to turn them over in discovery? Two federal courts answered these questions on the same…
2.26.26
Can Voluntary Benefits Trigger ERISA Fiduciary Duties (with Tyler Hubert)
If your voluntary benefits are employee-funded, they're exempt from ERISA… right? Not necessarily. In late December, Schlichter Bogard filed a series of class actions alleging that voluntary benefits…
2.24.26
Are Your DEI Programs Creating Legal Exposure? (with Michael Twomey)
Two recent developments are raising the stakes for employer DEI programs, and both deserve attention from HR and legal teams.
2.24.26
Will Congress Step In After the Tariff Ruling? (with Kirby Howard)
Last week’s Supreme Court ruling did more than create legal questions around tariffs—it created a political dilemma for Congress.
2.20.26
What’s Next After the Supreme Court’s Tariff Decision? (with Laura Baucus)
Since filming this video, the Trump administration has issued new tariffs under an alternative authority.
2.11.26
Are Tracking Pixels Considered Illegal Wiretapping? (with Matt Hays)
Website operators are being sued over Google Analytics. And chatbots. And tracking pixels. But not for normal privacy violations – for wiretapping.
