Ronald D. Sullivan counsels clients in all areas of government contracts and on an array of emerging technology issues. He prosecutes and defends bid protests, helps protect intellectual property ...

The California Air Resources Board (“CARB”) recently released several resources to assist companies preparing for the first reporting cycle under California’s Climate Corporate Data Accountability Act ...

The D.C. Circuit upheld EPA’s CERCLA designation of PFOA and PFOS as hazardous substances, increasing PFAS liability and compliance risks.

Nicole Janigian Simonian, Chair of Clark Hill’s Global Supply Chain Practice and International Global Mobility Lead, counsels businesses to navigate the legal and regulatory challenges associated with ...

Jackson C. Pai’s practice encompasses a broad range of international trade and business matters, including international corporate transactions, global mobility and employment issues, customs and ...

Clark Hill attorney Sul Ah Kim discusses labor and employment law, AI in the workplace, workforce trends, and advising Korean businesses expanding in the U.S. New SEVP guidance reinforces a narrow ...

Heidi K. Short is a nationally recognized real estate, land use, and zoning attorney with more than 25 years of experience guiding developers, investors, homebuilders, infrastructure providers, ...

Brittany Ryers-Hindbaugh brings a strong background in legal research, appellate advocacy, and government practice, with experience analyzing complex statutory and regulatory issues and supporting ...

Kimberly D. Rice is a seasoned litigator with a diverse background in insurance defense, coverage litigation, professional liability, premises liability, personal injury, medical malpractice, and ...

Julie George guides multinational companies, financial sponsors, and U.S. employers on work visa sponsorship, immigration considerations in M&A transactions, and I-9 and E-Verify compliance. Julie ...

The Senate’s proposed continuing resolution may delay federal grant awards, restrict funding actions, and pause Uniform Guidance reforms through Dec. 11, 2026.