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Faegre Drinker is a firm designed for clients. With 1,200 experienced attorneys and consulting professionals licensed in nearly every state in the U.S., and with strategic offices in London and Shanghai, we have the strength and reach to solve our clients’ most complex transactional, litigation and regulatory challenges, wherever they may arise. Faegre Drinker Consulting, the firm’s advisory and advocacy division based in Washington, D.C., provides public policy, regulatory and technical services to key sectors of the economy. Additional services include Tritura Information Governance, the firm’s data science subsidiary, and Innovative Health Strategies, a health care consultancy that helps hospitals operate efficiently and improve quality of service. Attorney Advertising. Prior results/testimonials do not guarantee similar outcome.
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Certain California businesses handling high revenue or large volumes of sensitive personal data will soon be required to conduct and document annual cybersecurity audits across 18 technical and organizational areas. Audits can be performed by independent internal or external auditors, with prior audits eligible for reuse if they meet new standards. The California Privacy Protection Agency unanimously approved these new requirements in July 2025, and they are pending final review. Peter Blenkinsop, Reed Abrahamson, Doriann H. Cain, Simonne Brousseau and Charles Westerhaus explain how businesses should prepare for substantial compliance obligations under the updated California Consumer Privacy Act regulations.
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Minnesota’s updated trusts and estates law allows settlors to use dynasty trusts to control family wealth long-term and maximize federal transfer tax exemptions, joining most other states in this approach. The new law also clarifies that any power to amend a trust must be explicitly granted in the trust instrument, rather than relying on a power of attorney. Dan Donovan, Elle Ottaviani and Alex Keil explain the ins and outs of the new law.
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ERISA contains an exclusive civil enforcement provision that sets forth the only claims and forms of relief available to ERISA plaintiffs. One of those claims is under ERISA § 502(a)(3), which authorizes a claim for appropriate “equitable relief” to remedy a violation of ERISA or an ERISA plan. ERISA does not define “equitable relief,” and that phrase can have different meanings depending on the context. In this "Spotlight on Benefits" blog post, Rick Pearl, Stephanie Gutwein, Paige Haller and Molly Nelson-Regan discuss the nature of equitable relief under ERISA and another circuit court decision rejecting surcharge as an available equitable remedy.
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The Colorado Division of Insurance has formally adopted amended Regulation 10-1-1, which expands the regulation’s overall reach to include private passenger auto and health benefit plan insurers. The amendment imposes significant AI-related compliance requirements and a short timeframe to achieve them. Lionel Weaver and Scott Kosnoff discuss the details of the amendment in this alert.
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Coupled with all the changes to U.S. procurement policy and regulation — including the rewrite of the Federal Acquisition Regulation — UK contractors must also be mindful of both new and existing compliance obligations in the face of escalated enforcement. Richard Tall, Hans-Christian Mehrens, Jeremy Andrews, Jessica Abrahams, Mollie Sitkowski and Craig Heeren outline key developments affecting the U.S. defense industry over the past few months.
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Frank DiGiovanni, David J.F. Gross, Christopher Monahan and Aaron Van Oort have been recognized in The BTI Consulting Group’s “Client Service All-Stars 2025” list. The “All-Star” designation is reserved for attorneys who stand out with corporate counsel for providing top client service. “All-Star” attorneys who deliver the best client service are described by the most demanding clients as: savvy, fully invested, practical, always finding a way to get things done no matter the obstacles, one step ahead, possessing a deep working understanding of clients’ business and culture, knowing clients better than they know themselves, and more. Congratulations, all!
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Want to learn more about the latest regulations and cutting-edge innovations shaping the food and agribusiness world? Join us at the 2025 Food & Agribusiness National Conference in Minneapolis on October 28! This in-person conference brings together top industry leaders, influential regulators, experienced in-house counsel, and executives from global companies spanning food, agribusiness, beverage, biofuel and biotechnology sectors. Don’t miss your chance to gain essential insights and expand your professional network. Secure your place at #FoodAg25 today!
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Oderah C. Nwaeze contributed to a chapter in the American Bar Association’s Business Law Today, summarizing major business divorce cases nationwide. The chapter explores recent trends in partnership disputes, ownership separations, and changes in management, helping readers stay informed on the latest developments in business divorce law.