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Legal 500 US recognizes Reed Smith with 39 practice rankings and 27 lawyer recognitions

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By Wendell Bartnick, Oliver Beiersdorf, James Boudreau, Patrick Bradley, Keri S. Bruce, Sarah Bruno, Chris Buchanan, Alice Colarossi, Han Deng, Paul DiDomenico, John Ellison, Catherine Kiernan, David Long-Daniels, Jason Newman, Benjamin Patton, Mark Pedretti, Anatoliy Rozental, Gregory Speier, John Vishneski, J. James Cooper, Gina M. Kantos, Nicolle R. Snyder Bagnell
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The guide highlights client praise for the firm's collaborative, commercially minded approach.
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Dark patterns lead to enforcement spotlight: Key compliance steps for businesses

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By Wendell Bartnick, Talia Boiangin Behar
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The use of "dark patterns" has drawn increasing scrutiny from state legislatures, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), state attorneys general, and consumer advocates. While the FTC has long targeted deceptive online practices, a growing number of U.S. state comprehensive privacy laws, such as the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), Colorado Privacy Act, and the Texas Data Privacy and Security Act now expressly prohibit using dark patterns to obtain consumer consent.
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Two Breach Reports to OCR for Same Data Breach? OCR Begins Part 2 Compliance Enforcement Program

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By Vicki Tankle, Wendell Bartnick, Cindy Hsieh
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The HHS Office for Civil Rights (OCR) a new robust civil enforcement program to protect substance use disorder (SUD) patient records under 42 C.F.R. § Part 2 (Part 2). Effective February 16, 2026, the Part 2 regulations were recently updated to more closely align with HIPAA. They apply to Part 2 SUD treatment programs, their qualified service organization vendors, and other lawful holders of SUD records—including many HIPAA-regulated entities.
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