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AdTech powers the Internet. Thanks to personal data-driven technologies, companies can optimize their marketing spend by delivering highly-tailored insights into consumer preferences.

Artificial intelligence is transforming businesses by driving efficiencies and enabling innovation. Kelley Drye helps you harness the potential of AI—and prepare for the risks.

Enacted in 2021, the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) aims to combat illicit activities like tax fraud and money laundering by requiring certain U.S. businesses to disclose ownership information, with a filing deadline of January 1, 2025. Our cross-disciplinary team is here to help you navigate these requirements.

The economists and data analysts at Georgetown Economic Services (GES) help clients analyze today’s economic realities and assess the trends that will shape their success in the coming years.

Businesses are increasingly responsible for their social and environmental impact. ESG issues can be reduced to two questions—how should a company meet its responsibilities, and what should (or must) it say about them?

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has prioritized laws aimed at preventing the importation of goods made, wholly or in part, with forced labor.

In digital health and life sciences, data is essential to building the next generation of personalized health products, platforms, and technology. Companies in this space need privacy counsel that is equally fluent in technology, the health care industry, and the increasingly complex and constantly evolving regulatory environment.

Recovering tariffs paid under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) can be complex and time-consuming. Kelley Drye helps importers navigate the process efficiently to maximize potential refunds.

For more than 40 years, Kelley Drye’s India practice has been distinguished as a leading law firm for India-related transactions and disputes, delivering quality legal services to both U.S. and other international clients in their Indian business relationships, and to Indian businesses operating in the United States.

The MAHA movement is reshaping the regulatory, litigation, and enforcement environment for food, beverage, pharmaceutical, and retail companies, with federal and state initiatives forcing companies to rethink how they formulate and market FDA-regulated products.

Innocent customers and unwitting users of PFAS-containing products are liable for PFAS investigation and remediation costs under several state environmental laws.

No matter your industry, if you sell in California or your product is sold there, Proposition 65 compliance is more important than ever.

State attorneys general have the authority to investigate and litigate across various industries and issues, establishing and enforcing standards for business practices, consumer protection, and public health and safety. Their actions can create major opportunities—and challenges—for businesses across the country.

Companies must be aware of laws governing foreign interests in real estate because failure to comply can lead to substantial penalties and even the unwinding of transactions.

Policy changes introduced during Trump’s second administration are expected to have lasting legal and economic impacts across industries.