Legal Operations

Ford terminated an 11-year worker over a $1.95 cookie, only to discover he had already paid for it. The incident raises questions about employment practices and communication.

• leftbrainmarketing Team
• 2. July 2026

A Michigan court has ordered Kalshi to stop offering contracts based on sports events amid legal challenges. Details are still emerging.

• leftbrainmarketing Team
• 30. June 2026

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has obtained a court order stopping Kalshi’s activities in Michigan amid regulatory concerns.

• leftbrainmarketing Team
• 30. June 2026

The European Union is prioritizing regulation and institutions over ownership in managing AI and labor transitions, with key policies taking effect in 2026.

• leftbrainmarketing Team
• 24. June 2026

OpenAI transformed from a nonprofit into a company, retaining control and equity, challenging traditional charity laws and setting a new precedent.

• leftbrainmarketing Team
• 24. June 2026

European agentic commerce is being shaped by two major regulatory regimes—PSD3/PSR and the AI Act—creating a complex, statutory infrastructure that differs from the US model.

• leftbrainmarketing Team
• 23. June 2026

A California jury dismissed Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI over charitable trust concerns, citing timing issues. The case’s legal and industry implications remain unresolved.

• leftbrainmarketing Team
• 17. June 2026

A new workflow for small employers aims to simplify policy updates and employee acknowledgments, addressing compliance challenges amid evolving rules.

• leftbrainmarketing Team
• 16. June 2026

A new data retention cleanup assistant tailored for small law firms is set for testing, aiming to streamline old matter file reviews and improve operational efficiency.

• leftbrainmarketing Team
• 12. June 2026