Blog PostThe Wild West of name, image, and likeness: College athletics series round-upA round-up of the 8-part series "the Wild West of name, image, and likeness," which offers insight on navigating NIL laws within college athletics.
Blog PostArtificial Intelligence—What it means for the future of lawLegal professionals are discovering that artificial intelligence is more than just a tech buzzword—it’s becoming a practical tool for saving time, improving accuracy, and delivering better results for clients.
AlertTax Update: Changes to Section 1202 provide new opportunities for qualified small business stockWhen President Donald Trump signed what is commonly referred to as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (the Tax Act) into law on July 4, 2025, it ushered in a number of tax changes. McDonald Hopkins’ tax attorneys are analyzing the language of the legislation and are preparing detailed guidance on how these changes may affect our clients and what actions may be required.
Recent News & Legal Updates
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As a firm, McDonald Hopkins has a long history of supporting initiatives and community organizations dedicated to education. As individuals, our attorneys demonstrate that support by serving on boards, volunteering, and even getting right into the classroom themselves. With August marking the start of a new school year, we’re spotlighting some of the many McDonald Hopkins attorneys who have spent time in the classroom as adjunct professors or faculty.
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A new privacy rule in California, if enacted, may create new compliance obligations and risks for businesses subject to the CCPA that use artificial intelligence.
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Amid concerns raised by tech companies and business leaders, the Colorado legislature convened a special legislative session to revisit certain aspects of the Colorado AI Act, a comprehensive law on the development and deployment of artificial intelligence systems.
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On March 7, 2025, the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense issued Class Deviation 2025-O0004, “Revocation of Executive Order on Sustainability.” This deviation implements EO 14148, which rescinded EO 14057 and its associated procurement mandates. The deviation brings significant changes to sustainability requirements in federal contracting.
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McDonald Hopkins’ healthcare attorneys Liz Sullivan, Emily Johnson, and Jane Pine Wood have been following the case of Mark Schena since Schena’s 2021 conviction. In this episode of the Legal Diagonsis podcast, they examine the most recent court decision in the case (affirming Schena’s criminal conviction) and its implications for applying the anti-kickback statute and interpreting the law in sales representative arrangements.
- NewsMcDonald Hopkins' Patrick Berry recognized in Crain’s Cleveland Business 2025 Notable M&A Dealmakers
McDonald Hopkins' is proud to announce Patrick Berry as one of Crain’s Cleveland Business 2025 Notable M&A Dealmakers.
