CM Law Joins NAMWOLF’s Month of Service Celebrating 25 Years of Impact
Service. Community. Purpose. Underscoring our commitment to find meaningful ways to create impact beyond the courtroom and boardroom, CM Law is proud to join fellow NAMWOLF member firms across the country to celebrate NAMWOLF’s 25th Anniversary through its Month of Service Initiative. CM Law’s New York partners will gather at the office of d’Arcambal Quesada […]
Global Investigations Review Asks Jonathan Scott about Supreme Court ruling boosting SEC’s biggest money-recovery tool
Following the U.S. Supreme Court’s unanimous decision in Sripetch v. SEC, CM Law Partner Jonathan Scott spoke with Global Investigations Review reporter Dan Novak for his article, “Supreme Court Ruling Bolsters SEC’s Biggest Money-Recovery Tool. The article discusses the Supreme Court’s ruling that the agency can collect ill-gotten gains from defendants, even if it cannot […]
Client Alert by Mike Piazza: IEEPA Tariff Refunds at a Crossroads: The Government Moves to Dismantle Universal Relief as a New Tariff Wave Builds for July
Authored by CM Law Partner Mike Piazza, this client alert examines the urgent steps importers must take to protect IEEPA tariff refund rights—through CAPE submissions, CBP protests, and CIT litigation—following the Supreme Court’s invalidation of IEEPA-based duties, while also previewing a converging wave of new tariff actions in July 2026, including proposed Section 301 forced-labor […]
Chambers USA Again Ranks Linda A. Goldstein in Band 1 for Advertising Transactions and Regulatory
CM Law is pleased to announce that Chambers and Partners has again honored our Advertising & Marketing Law Partner, Linda A. Goldstein, with a Chambers and Partners Band 1 ranking for Advertising Transactions and Regulatory in the Chambers USA 2026 Guide. A Chambers Band 1 ranking is the Guide’s highest recognition for excellence in legal […]
InformationWeek Asks Heather Clauson Haughian How CIOs Prepare for Vendor Shocks Before the Next VMware
When Broadcom’s acquisition of VMware triggered significant licensing and pricing changes across the market, many organizations found themselves scrambling to respond. According to CM Law Co-Founder and Managing Partner Heather Clauson Haughian, the organizations that weather vendor disruptions most successfully aren’t necessarily the fastest to react — they’re the ones that planned ahead. In the […]
ABA Taps Heather Clauson Haughian For Panel on Law Firm/In-House Counsel AI Policies
As artificial intelligence reshapes the legal profession, law firms and corporate legal departments face increased pressure to set clear policies that balance innovation, efficiency, risk management, and client trust. Heather Clauson Haughian, CM Law Co-Founder and Managing Partner, will join the panel of the American Bar Association’s webinar, “Setting the Rules: Law Firm AI Policies […]
Join CM Partners at a Chicago NAMWOLF Event Benefiting CBF’s Investing in Justice Campaign
Join CM Law’s Chicago Partners at NAMWOLF’s event to benefit The Chicago Bar Foundation’s Investing in Justice Campaign on Tuesday, June 9th. Along with NAMWOLF/Chicago, we’re one of the sponsors of this evening of networking, connection, and support for access to justice initiatives across the Windy City. Here are the details: Date: Tuesday, June 9, […]
Courtney Lytle Sarnow: High Court’s Cox Ruling Preserves Existing ISP Copyright Liability Standards
In her recent Law360 article, CM Law Partner Courtney Lytle Sarnow explains why the U.S. Supreme Court’s unanimous decision in Cox Communications Inc. v. Sony Music Entertainment is far less disruptive than many commentators initially suggested. Despite predictions that the ruling would dramatically limit copyright enforcement against internet service providers (ISPs), the Court ultimately reaffirmed longstanding […]
Client Alert by Jonathan Scott: The Foot Locker Order: The SEC Is Still Enforcing Rules that Prohibit Perceived Chilling of Whistleblower Rights
Authored by CM Law Partner Jonathan Scott, this client alert examines the SEC’s latest enforcement action against Foot Locker, which serves as a reminder that the SEC’s whistleblower retaliation rules remain a priority — even in a more industry-friendly regulatory environment.
Client Alert by Mike Piazza: SEC Enforcement Is Back to Basics: What Director David Woodcock’s First Remarks Mean for Your Business
Authored by CM Law Partner Mike Piazza, this client alert examines what Director David Woodcock’s first remarks mean for your business.
Resort Trades & Board Converting News Ask Harvey Linder How to Avoid Costly Legal Errors in Leave Policies
In both his Resort Trades and Board Converting News articles titled “Leave Policies – Avoid Costly Legal Errors,” Reporter Phillip M. Perry tapped CM Law Partner Harvey Linder for timely insight into one of today’s most overlooked business opportunities: transforming leave policy compliance into a competitive advantage. While the articles outline the legal complexity of […]
Reiko Feaver in Informa TechTarget’s AI Business: AI Regulation by Procurement as Federal and California Rules Collide in Emerging AI Governance Battle
CM Law Partner Reiko Feaver is featured in Informa TechTarget’s AI Business, which highlights a growing shift in how AI is regulated in the United States: not through Congress but through government procurement. Instead of passing sweeping federal legislation, both the White House and states like California are using purchasing power to shape how AI […]
