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Insights – April 2026

In this edition of Skadden’s quarterly Insights, we examine the use of informal settlements to resolve activist campaigns, intellectual property and tax considerations for AI companies, and tax reforms that are making domestication to the U.S. more attractive, among other topics
Skadden Insights – April 2026

Mainstream, Not Marginal: What’s Next for Continuation Funds

As continuation vehicles utilize different structures and terms, private capital sponsors must remain mindful of investors’ concerns regarding conflicts of interest and other risks. Proper disclosure of information is a key starting point.
Skadden Insights – April 2026

Final UK Crypto Rules Are Expected in 2026 Following Extensive Consultations

Proposed U.K. regulations for cryptocurrency companies and for crypto lending, staking and other activities have taken shape in a series of FCA consultations. Final rules are expected later in 2026, to take effect by the end of 2027.
Skadden Insights – April 2026

Coming to America: US Domestications Are Getting a Fresh Look

Recent U.S. tax reforms have eliminated some of the tax disadvantages of being U.S.-parented, making domestication to the U.S. more attractive. However, there are potential tax pitfalls if the move is not made carefully.
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Should Boards Be Wary of Informal Settlements With Shareholder Activists?

Informal settlements can be the fastest way to resolve a campaign launched by an activist — but deciding to go down this path often depends on whether the company can find common ground with the activist on the strategic priorities for the company and trust that the activist will honor its informal commitments.
Should Boards Be Wary of Informal Settlements With Shareholder Activists?

Whose AI Is It Anyway? Key Developments in the Evolving Relationship Between AI and IP

Major jurisdictions are converging on some key IP issues affecting AI, but they diverge on others, and a great deal of uncertainty remains. While the application of IP law to AI evolves, IP strategies may need to be jurisdiction-specific.
Whose AI Is It Anyway? Key Developments in the Evolving Relationship Between AI and IP
Informal settlements can be the fastest way to resolve a campaign launched by an activist — but deciding to go down this path often depends on whether the company can find common ground with the activist on the strategic priorities for the company and trust that the activist will honor its informal commitments.
Should Boards Be Wary of Informal Settlements With Shareholder Activists?
Major jurisdictions are converging on some key IP issues affecting AI, but they diverge on others, and a great deal of uncertainty remains. While the application of IP law to AI evolves, IP strategies may need to be jurisdiction-specific.
Whose AI Is It Anyway? Key Developments in the Evolving Relationship Between AI and IP
By rescinding a 2009 finding on greenhouse gases, EPA has eliminated the basis for federal limits on vehicle greenhouse gas emissions. It will also support the administration’s moves to roll back emission controls for power plants and the oil and gas industry. The rescission may open the door for increased state-level regulation and climate-related civil litigation.
The Future of Climate Change Regulation and Litigation After EPA’s Repeal of the Endangerment Finding
The U.K. tax regime was written before the advent of artificial intelligence was even contemplated. Parties to M&A deals involving AI in the U.K. may encounter unexpected tax outcomes as a result. Thorough tax due diligence is essential.
UK Tax Law Can Create Unwanted Surprises for AI M&A, Making Due Diligence Critical

The Future of Climate Change Regulation and Litigation After EPA’s Repeal of the Endangerment Finding

By rescinding a 2009 finding on greenhouse gases, EPA has eliminated the basis for federal limits on vehicle greenhouse gas emissions. It will also support the administration’s moves to roll back emission controls for power plants and the oil and gas industry. The rescission may open the door for increased state-level regulation and climate-related civil litigation.
The Future of Climate Change Regulation and Litigation After EPA’s Repeal of the Endangerment Finding

UK Tax Law Can Create Unwanted Surprises for AI M&A, Making Due Diligence Critical

The U.K. tax regime was written before the advent of artificial intelligence was even contemplated. Parties to M&A deals involving AI in the U.K. may encounter unexpected tax outcomes as a result. Thorough tax due diligence is essential.
UK Tax Law Can Create Unwanted Surprises for AI M&A, Making Due Diligence Critical
Insights – April 2026
In this edition of Skadden’s quarterly Insights, we examine the use of informal settlements to resolve activist campaigns, intellectual property and tax considerations for AI companies, and tax reforms that are making domestication to the U.S. more attractive, among other topics.

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