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As food and beverage companies increasingly rely on social media to build brand awareness and drive sales, its important to understand and assess risks associated with social media advertising and how to mitigate them.

Almost one year into the Trump administration, how are investment firms adjusting to the heightened scrutiny around DEI initiatives? Join us for a discussion on the challenges that the concept of DEI poses for investment firms.

Judy Waltz, Foley partner and chair of the firm's Health Care Practice Group is speaking at the American Health Law Association's upcoming webinar.

Introduction On July 31, 2025, Governor Tina Kotek signed House Bill (“H.B.”) 2688 into law amending Oregon’s prevailing wage rate…

As 2025 comes to a close, employers across the country should be thinking about what employment laws impose new or heightened compliance…

On November 13, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) released Notice 2025-67, which contains the new dollar limitations for retirement…

This special edition of The Path & The Practice welcomes members of Foley’s Veterans & Allies Affinity Group, Patrick McMahon (Senior Counsel, Labor & Employment, Chicago), Alexa Goldstein (Associate, Litigation, Tampa), and Rashad Abdallah (Associate, Labor & Employment, San Diego).

On the latest episode of Powered by Foley, we are joined by Adam Schurle from Foley’s Tax and Energy practices to break it all down and unpack Tax hot topics in the energy and infrastructure sector. Welcome to the conversation…Powered by ��������; Lardner.

This episode of The Path & The Practice features a conversation with Marshall Keen, a summer associate in Foley’s Dallas office.

CFTC Commissioner Brian Quintenz was nominated to be the CFTC chair in February 2025; however, his nomination was officially withdrawn in September 2025. Michael Selig has confirmed reports that he was being nominated to lead the CFTC.

On October 9, 2025, FINRA’s Department of Enforcement finalized a letter of acceptance, waiver, and consent (AWC) to settle with a Miami-based broker-dealer for violations of FINRA Rules 3310(a) and 2010 regarding said firm’s anti-money laundering (AML) program being deficient with respect to its review of transactions and wire activity by certain foreign individuals or entities and with respect to its review of certain wire activity by firm customers custodied with the firm’s Swiss bank affiliate. The $650,000 fine for this AWC is the second major penalty for AML deficiencies the firm has faced in recent years; in May 2018, it was fined $800,000 for similar violations.

U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Paul Atkins recently previewed updates meant to “improve on and refine” the SEC’s Wells process. In his Keynote Address at the 25th Annual A.A. Sommer, Jr. Lecture on Corporate, Securities, and Financial Law on October 7, 2025, Chairman Atkins emphasized the importance of a “fair and transparent Wells process” that “should be viewed as an extension of due process and fundamental constitutional rights.” Chairman Atkins underscored that the process helps ensure the accuracy of enforcement decisions, and the goal is to “get it right.”