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SafeSport Fights To Protect Olympic Athletes From Abuse
SafeSport emerged from one of the largest institutional failures in modern American sports. For decades, Larry Nassar, a former physician trusted by USA Gymnastics and Michigan State University, sexually abused hundreds of women and girl athletes while disguising his crimes as medical treatment. Despite repeated complaints and warning signs, investigations revealed that officials within USA Gymnastics, Michigan State, and the broader Olympic movement failed to intervene, allowing Nassar continued access to athletes for years.
United States Media & IT
RP
Reavis Page Jump LLP
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FCC Issues Updates To Covered List Entry On Foreign-Produced Power Inverters
The Federal Communications Commission has issued significant modifications to its "Covered List" entry for power inverters, expanding the definition to include devices with wired connectivity and clarifying exemptions for domestically-produced equipment. These changes have major implications for the importation, marketing, and sale of power inverters in the United States...
United States Media & IT
MB
Mayer Brown
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SafeSport Fights To Protect Olympic Athletes From Abuse
SafeSport emerged from one of the largest institutional failures in modern American sports. For decades, Larry Nassar, a former physician trusted by USA Gymnastics and Michigan State University, sexually abused hundreds of women and girl athletes while disguising his crimes as medical treatment. Despite repeated complaints and warning signs, investigations revealed that officials within USA Gymnastics, Michigan State, and the broader Olympic movement failed to intervene, allowing Nassar continued access to athletes for years.
United States Media & IT
RP
Reavis Page Jump LLP
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Court Enjoins NCAA's "Five-for-Five" Eligibility Rule As Applied To The Class Of 2022, Adding To Nationwide Eligibility Litigation
A federal court in Colorado has issued a preliminary injunction preventing the NCAA from enforcing its Five-Year Eligibility Rule against Division I student-athletes who began competition in 2022. The ruling addresses whether the NCAA's exclusion of the "Class of 2022" from a new eligibility framework violates antitrust law, potentially affecting thousands of athletes seeking a fifth season of competition.
United States Media & IT
SJ
Steptoe LLP
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FCC Issues Updates To Covered List Entry On Foreign-Produced Power Inverters
The Federal Communications Commission has issued significant modifications to its "Covered List" entry for power inverters, expanding the definition to include devices with wired connectivity and clarifying exemptions for domestically-produced equipment. These changes have major implications for the importation, marketing, and sale of power inverters in the United States...
United States Media & IT
MB
Mayer Brown
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FCC Issues Updates To Covered List Entry On Foreign-Produced Power Inverters
The Federal Communications Commission has issued significant modifications to its "Covered List" entry for power inverters, expanding the definition to include devices with wired connectivity and clarifying exemptions for domestically-produced equipment. These changes have major implications for the importation, marketing, and sale of power inverters in the United States...
United States Media & IT
MB
Mayer Brown
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Canadian Influencer Tax Guide: CRA Audit Risks, GST/HST Rules, Cryptocurrency Income, Foreign Reporting, And Tax Planning Strategies
The creator economy has fundamentally changed how Canadians earn income. YouTubers, Instagram influencers, TikTok personalities, Twitch streamers, podcasters, affiliate marketers, bloggers, online educators, subscription-based performers, and other digital entrepreneurs now generate substantial revenues through online platforms.
Canada Tax
RS
Rotfleisch & Samulovitch P.C.
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Key Privacy Considerations For Minors: Navigating A Rapidly Evolving Landscape
As children's privacy becomes a defining regulatory priority in 2026, organizations face an increasingly complex web of obligations spanning federal frameworks, age-appropriate design codes, and emerging enforcement actions. From Canada's anticipated Children's Privacy Code to the UK's multimillion-dollar fines and the FTC's intensified COPPA enforcement, the landscape demands that any entity collecting minors' data understand how consent thresholds, age assurance mechanisms
Canada Privacy
MA
MLT Aikins LLP
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