Colorado Just Rewrote Its AI Law. Here’s What Actually Changed. Colorado has been trying to get this right for a while. After a high-profile legislative near-miss in 2024 — when
Scrolling through Instagram recently, sports fans may have come across a targeted ad from Morgan & Morgan—America’s largest injury law firm—with a blunt message: “The Athletic may have shared users’
Did You Visit Olly’s Website? The Don Bivens law firm is running ads on Instagram, Meta, and social media saying that you may be entitled to compensation and this is
After nearly five years since its signing in 2021, the MERCOSUR Agreement on Electronic Commerce officially entered into force on January 10, 2026. This regional instrument seeks to establish a
Laboratories of Capture one statehouse at a time — and what it’s costing the rest of us. On January 27, 2021, Virginia Senator David Marsden sat at the head of
Artificial intelligence regulation in the United States has been stuck in legislative limbo for nearly three years. Congress debates frameworks, states experiment with their own rules, and federal agencies issue
Your Child’s School App Was Watching: When a middle schooler logs into an education platform to research college options, fill out a career interest survey, or message a guidance counselor, they
Iowa has joined a growing list of states drawing a hard line against automakers that collect and sell driver data without meaningful consent. On March 2026, Iowa Attorney General Brenna
“Students trying to go to prom or a high school football game shouldn’t have to leave their privacy rights at the door.” — Michael Macko, Head of Enforcement, CalPrivacy The
When you hear the words “data broker,” it probably doesn’t sound like something that could empty your bank account or wreck your credit for years. But a new congressional report
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