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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs): AI-Washing and SEC Defense

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By David Chase
| JD Supra
How does the SEC define “AI-Washing” in 2026? Under the direction of Chairman Paul Atkins, the SEC has defined AI-washing as a materially false or misleading statement concerning a firm’s use of artificial intelligence to manage financial assets and/or to predict market trends.
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No Denying It: The SEC Ends Its Long-Standing “Gag Rule” Settlement Policy Prohibiting the Public Denial of Allegations of Wrongdoing

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By David Chase
| JD Supra
For over five decades, individuals facing an SEC enforcement action faced the tough question when deciding whether to settle: avoid the cost, expense and negative publicity of a trial, or accept a settlement on a neither admit nor deny basis, but with the requirement that you could not publicly deny the SEC’s allegations. In essence, you had to agree to a “gag rule” as provided for in the Commission’s Rule 202.5(e). That has now changed. On May 18, 2026, SEC Chairman Paul S.
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Insider Trading Investigations: What Happens When the SEC or FBI Contacts You? | JD Supra

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By David Chase
| JD Supra
Introduction There are few legal situations that create more stress and uncertainty for investors, corporate insiders, pharma employees, investment bankers, or securities professionals than learning that securities regulators are investigating you for insider trading. Federal regulators, including the SEC and DOJ, aggressively pursue insider trading cases, and that historical trend appears to be continuing without pause.
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