Health Care Practice Co-Leader Douglas Grimm was quoted on how the publicly traded health system Q2 financial reports are a barometer of the state of the current marketplace, as well as a sign of what is coming.

Longevity & Healthspan Industry Co-Leader Gayland Hethcoat was quoted in a segment airing on Germany’s national public radio about brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), an emerging technology for treating diseases and conditions with neurological causes.

Longevity & Healthspan Industry Co-Leader Abha Kundi, a former US Food and Drug Association (FDA) regulator, was quoted on the complexities surrounding an FDA advisory committee recommending six peptides to be added to the Section 503A Bulks List.

Latin America Desk Head, Hunter T. Carter recently co-authored, for the fourth year, Challenging and Enforcing Arbitration Awards: Colombia, a chapter in Global Arbitration Review’s Challenging and Enforcing Arbitration Awards guide.

Health Care Practice Co-Leader Douglas Grimm was a featured guest on Competition Policy International, a PYMNTS company, to discuss how deregulating artificial intelligence (AI) for use in health care doesn’t necessarily remove barriers to the industry’s adoption.

Longevity & Healthspan Industry Co-Leader Abha Kundi, a former US Food and Drug Association (FDA) regulatory counsel, was quoted on a recent vote from an FDA advisory committee that recommended six (out of seven) peptide substances for lawful compounding.

Counsel Judah Prero was quoted on the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce’s request to state regulators to delay reporting requirements for products containing per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).

Family Offices Industry Co-Leader Kevin Matz was quoted on the value of trust protectors in both revocable and irrevocable trust plans and can be useful even for responsible family members.

AFS Partner and Family Office Co-Chair Kevin Matz analyzes the IRS’s newly issued transfer tax safe harbor for contributions to Trump accounts and examines its implications for gift and generation-skipping transfer tax reporting in a recent article for TaxStringer.

Christina Rather was quoted discussing proposed changes to the Agricultural Foreign Investment Disclosure Act (AFIDA) and the significant impact the updates could have on agricultural landowners, investors, businesses, and other stakeholders.

Private Clients, Trusts & Estates Partner Sarah Kerr Severson was quoted in Family Wealth Report on the implications of artificial intelligence (AI) notetaking tools for confidentiality and attorney-client privilege.

International Trade Partner James Kim was quoted on President Trump’s pivot to Section 338 of the Tariff Act of 1930 as a means to impose tariffs of up to 50% on Canadian imports.

Pat Naples was quoted on the results of the KFF Health Tracking Poll and the perception of the federal push behind health care fraud enforcement as a partisan issue.

Group Purchasing Organizations are no longer just negotiating prices — they’re increasingly helping hospitals navigate risk, volatility, and complexity with data and artificial intelligence (AI). AI-enabled models increasingly help hospitals, especially smaller, resource-constrained facilities stretch dollars and manage risk in a volatile supply chain environment.

Health Care Partner Anne M. Murphy and Practice Leader Douglas A. Grimm were quoted in Law360 discussing how health care transactional lawyers are increasingly taking on the role of strategic “producers,” coordinating legal, regulatory, communications, and stakeholder efforts to drive complex provider transactions forward.

ArentFox Schiff Sports Industry Co-Leader Richard Brand was featured by Law360 Real Estate Authority in its special report examining the interplay between sports and real estate development.

Family Office Industry Co-Leader Kevin Matz was featured on the Internal Revenue Service’s (IRS) most recent guidance regarding Trump account contributions that resolves most concerns about potentially burdensome gift tax reporting requirements.

Partner Susan Bart was quoted on effective ways to use the eponymous Trump accounts. US citizens born during 2026 through 2029 qualify to open a Trump account and have it funded with a $1,000 contribution from the government. Individuals, employers and charitable organizations may made additional contributions to a Trump account, subject to annual limitations.

Four years ago, the FBA celebrated the introduction of legislation to advance one of the association’s longstanding policy priorities: the establishment of independent immigration courts. In February 2022, Rep. Zoe Lofgren introduced the Real Courts, Rule of Law Act, which drew upon Congress’ constitutional power to ordain and establish “inferior” tribunals from time to time. Specifically, the legislation would have moved immigration courts outside of the Department of Justice (DOJ), where they currently are housed.

San Francisco Customs & Import Compliance Partner James Kim was quoted on the United States blocking automatic renewal of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) and the subsequent negotiations among countries.

This month marks the 10-year anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in McDonnell v. U.S., the landmark ruling vacating the bribery convictions of former Virginia Gov. Robert McDonnell based on faulty jury instructions concerning the meaning of an “official act.”[1]

Partner James Westerlind was featured in a Q&A on the risk landscape for investors in the life settlement market.

Pat Naples was quoted on how data analytics and fraud-detection software was used by the US Department of Justice (DOJ) in one of the largest coordinated health care fraud enforcement actions to date.

New York Fashion & Retail and Consumer Products Partner Michelle Mancino Marsh was quoted on the California federal court jury verdict in Deckers v. Quince that determined if the well-known online retailer had infringed on Deckers’ design patent for a style of its famous Ugg boots.

Partner David P. Grosso, former DC Councilor and Education Committee chair, was quoted on public sentiment regarding the past 20 years of education reform in the District amid reported gains in the past year.